Municue
Fort Worth, TX

Forestry Division

department
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The Forestry Division is a unit of the City of Fort Worth's Park & Recreation Department responsible for the care, maintenance, and planting of trees in city parks and along public rights-of-way. It administers permits required for planting trees or shrubs on public property, operates a neighborhood tree planting program, and offers public education and volunteer opportunities related to urban trees. The division also makes mulch available to residents and is led by the City Forester.
3 eventsLast active Tracked since Updated September 2026

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parks (2)
utilities (1)
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Related Entities

Park & Recreation Department1
Bank of America1
Rolling Hills Tree Farm1
Fort Worth Water1
Theresa Michaelis1
Mayfest Tree Giveaway1
Rolling Hills Soccer Complex1
Raíces Vivas1
Artes de la Rosa1
1440 N. Main St.1

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100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, TX 76102·Show on Google Maps ↗
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September 2026

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Fort Worth Water invites residents to Raíces Vivas, a free Spanish-language gardening and sustainability seminar at Artes de la Rosa on Sept. 26, featuring hands-on sessions and a performance by Ballet Folklórico de Fort Worth.

Fall into autumn with a Spanish-language gardening seminar

March 2026

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The Park & Recreation Department's Forestry Division is offering free, self-serve wood chip mulch to the public on a 24/7 basis at Rolling Hills Soccer Complex, available in unlimited quantities for residential landscaping use.

Get as much mulch as you want … for FREE!

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Bank of America employees have volunteered with the City's Forestry division for 17 years, accumulating 1,944.5 volunteer hours at the Rolling Hills Tree Farm and the annual Mayfest Tree Giveaway event.

Volunteer Spotlight: Bank of America