Air quality across the state is being affected by wildfire smoke. Before heading outdoors, get information on current conditions and alerts at Michigan.gov/MiAir, and learn about the state’s response to inform and protect the public at Michigan.gov/EGLEWildfireSmoke.
Plant a tree and tell us about it! Planting a tree is the first step to setting the foundation for conservation of the forest and freshwater ecosystems we share with the generations of today and tomorrow. Now is the time for trees – plant it forward!
Plant a tree and add it to the map
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The DNR will be a cooperative partner in achieving a global goal of restoring and growing one trillion trees by 2030 through the global Trillion Trees campaign. To further this goal, the DNR has pledged to plant 50 million trees by 2030 and aims to inspire people to plant trees.
But it’s about more than just tree planting – it’s a spark to raise awareness about the importance of trees, reflect on Michigan’s rich forest history and build capacity to grow forests and communities together.
Find your growing zone to determine which tree species is best for your area.
Request to have underground lines and pipes marked for free before digging – it's the law.
Tips to plant, mulch and care for your new tree so it will thrive.
Learn how community trees provide environmental benefits and natural beauty.
Use our tree sorters to pick the right tree for your location and avoid invasive selections.
Support bees, birds and butterflies with flowering trees.
Native trees are adapted to our state's climate and ecosystem.
Trees provide food, shelter and cover for wildlife.
Michigan's 75 Conservation Districts assist local communities with natural resource management services. Many host tree and plant sales in the spring and fall to provide communities with healthy plants that will grow well in that area.
Homeowners can use Plant Michigan Green to find professionals, seedling nurseries and landscapers from the Michigan Nursery and Landscape Association.
Plant Michigan Green provides a community where Michigan gardeners can share ideas on social media.
View a list of Michigan nurseries that grow and sell seedlings for forestry and wildlife plantings. The list is organized by region, but all nurseries ship statewide.
