
Help Us Restore!

Colonial Canopy Trees is a non-profit organization seeking to restore native trees and plants and improve our local suburban environment. With the help of our donors and volunteers, we install native plants, remove invasives, and care for natural spaces in the greater Philadelphia area.
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All donations are used for ecological restoration efforts within the Plymouth, Whitemarsh, Conshy & Norristown areas.
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We plant native trees and plants, remove invasives and more! More events coming in early 2023!
- A Look at What We Accomplished in 2022!Colonial Canopy Trees 2022 Year-End Summary Another year has gone by, and it’s time to reflect on what we’ve accomplished in 2022! Thanks to the support of many incredible volunteers, donors, and collaborators throughout the area, we continued to improve our local environment by planting native trees and plants, removing invasives, restoring green spaces, andContinue reading “A Look at What We Accomplished in 2022!”
- Restoring our Waterways: 175 Native Trees and Shrubs Planted!Thanks to the 10 Million Trees for PA project, Colonial Canopy Trees received 175 trees and shrubs to plant along streams in Plymouth and Whitemarsh townships. These water-loving native plants were planted in riparian zones to help stabilize streambanks, filter and reduce sediment from stormwater runoff, and improve stream water quality. They also add great wildlifeContinue reading “Restoring our Waterways: 175 Native Trees and Shrubs Planted!”
- Colonial Canopy Trees 2021 Year-End SummaryAnother planting season is in the books, and 2021 was a big year for us! Thanks to our volunteers, donors, and collaborators at various townships and school districts, we continued our mission of planting trees, restoring green spaces, and advocating for environmental change! Milestones We are excited to share with you a few milestones thatContinue reading “Colonial Canopy Trees 2021 Year-End Summary”
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