Councilman Fred Flickinger played a vital role in supporting Trees for Kingwood during their latest planting initiative. His hands-on involvement and dedication to the community were evident as he helped organize resources, coordinate volunteers, and personally took part in planting new trees. His commitment to enhancing Kingwood’s green spaces aligns with Trees for Kingwood’s mission to restore and beautify the area. Through his leadership and advocacy, the initiative received valuable support, ensuring the success of the project and the continued growth of a greener, more sustainable Kingwood.
Congratulations! KSA Parks Foundation – Trees for Kingwood has been selected as a recipient of the 2024-2025 Apache Corporation Tree Grant Program. Apache awarded Trees for Kingwood 300 trees. Apache Corporation partners with Tree Life Farms in the management and facilitation of the Apache Corporation Tree Grant Program. Thank you:
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Trees for Kingwood!
As we celebrate this joyous season, we want to take a moment to thank you, our incredible community, for your unwavering support and generosity throughout the year. Your dedication to preserving and enhancing the natural beauty of Kingwood has been truly inspiring.
With your help, we’ve continued to plant seeds of hope, nurture growth, and create a greener future for generations to come. Together, we’re making a lasting impact, one tree at a time.
May your holidays be filled with peace, joy, and the warmth of community. Here’s to a prosperous and thriving new year as we continue our mission to make Kingwood even more beautiful.
Thank you for growing with us!
Warm wishes,
Trees for Kingwood Team
Under the umbrella of Trees For Houston
Check out our decorated trees on Kingwood Drive and Woodland Hills Drive!
Planting A 5-Gallon Container-Grown Tree
Bear Branch Elementary
Tree Planting 2024
Announcements
Next meeting to be held at the Bear Branch Community Room 3215 Cedar Knolls, Kingwood Texas, 77339, January 7, 2025 at 4pm
Thank you Aspen Utility Company for your generosity in donating 100 trees to Trees for Kingwood and Trees for Houston. Your contribution will help reforest The Liveable Forest in Kingwood. Thank you once again for your generous contribution.
Dr. Scott Mosby, Dr. Chris Caldwell and the staff of Kingwood Family Dentistry are dedicated to giving back to the community as in their annual vintage car show to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Kingwood Family Dentistry backs the reforestation efforts of Trees for Kingwood.
February 8, 2024 Kingwood, TX – Trees for Kingwood Committee is pleased to announce receiving a $2,000 donation from Rotary Club of Kingwood kwrotary.org. These funds are designated to further the Trees for Students program. This program partners with local schools to teach students about the importance of trees in our environment. As part of the program, the students receive a small tree they can plant in their community or at one of our partner organization sites. This is the second donation from Rotary Club of Kingwood in support of this initiative.
About Trees for Kingwood: Trees for Kingwood is a volunteer community group that promotes tree education and facilitates tree planting in the Kingwood, Texas area. Kingwood has lost thousands of trees due to storms, droughts, disease, and invasive vines over the last 50 years. Trees provide shade, cooling, and can help absorb runoff and help improve water quality. We partner with corporations, local government, and trail and community associations to develop a new generation of healthy Kingwood forest.
Trees for Kingwood Plants 35 Trees Along Woodland Hills Drive
A new community group called Trees for Kingwood completed their first tree planting in November 2022. The group works across community and trails associations, local government and local businesses to facilitate reforesting the Kingwood area. The trees are planted with best practices (such as adding soil amendments and root stimulator) and a two year watering plan to get them established.
Contributions from area community and trails association with trees from the City of Houston allowed for the professional installation of some 35 medium sized trees in our service area. Many of the trees were planted in the bare medians of Woodland Hills Drive starting at Ben’s Branch continuing towards Kingwood Drive.
