Brockport Tree Board - Brockport NY

Village of Brockport Tree Board Gallery

Arbor Day 2011 Community members raised $4000 to plant trees on streets surrounding the campus in commemoration of the college's 175th anniversary .	In 1829, Brockport was still “engulfed by forests yet standing in their native maturity and vigor.” One approached the village on the canal through shadows of “the towering pines, the lofty wide spreading elms, the gigantic maples, whitewoods and sycamores …” There was a large Sugarbush on 4th Section Road as well as apple orchards. At one time, 40,000 barrels of apples were shipped from here.
Arbor Day 2010 A celebration of the generosity of the Brockport community who, in the absence of a village shade tree budget this year, donated over $1000 to purchase trees.
Arbor Day 2009 Assisted by a large group of volunteers we planted 32 lilacs in Corbett Park and a white oak donated by National Grid to mark our newly awarded Tree City status.
Arbor Day 2008 The Brockport community pitched in to plant 23 trees along recently repaved and recurbed Fayette Street.
Arbor Day 2007 Our most ambitious Arbor Day endeavor saw the planting of 38 trees on Spring and Gordon Streets
Arbor Day 2006 We planted 26 trees on Monroe Avenue and Utica Streets aided by some 60 college, school, and community volunteers
Brockport's Leafy Past
Brockport Trees