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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
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Who we are

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The Green Macomb initiative was created by the Macomb County Department of Planning & Economic Development to support green infrastructure efforts that strengthen the economic vitality, quality of life, and environmental well-being of the region.

Through diverse partnerships, Green Macomb is working with local municipalities, businesses, private residents, and nonprofit organizations in order to enhance our region’s land and water resources.

In the news

Keep oak trees healthy by helping prevent oak wilt disease - 4/14/23

Macomb County tree and plant sale returns for fourth year - 2/13/2020

Green Macomb sells a record 20,000 trees and plants during annual sale - 4/24/19

Arbor Day Foundation Awards Finalists Announced - 3BL Media, 1/15/19

Volunteers plant trees through Green Macomb initiative - C & G Newspapers, 5/17/18

Macomb County receives national awards - C & G Newspapers, 5/17/18

Green Macomb is a recipient of a 2018 Achievement Award from The National Association of Counties - 5/9/18

Green Macomb – Urban Forest Partnership branches off in New Direction with a Variety of Arbor Day Programs and Tree Sales, 4/19/18

Place an order to help more trees grow in Macomb County - C & G Newspapers, 3/30/18

 

 

 

Macomb County, through its Parks and Natural Resources Division, has led the way towards increasing the urban tree canopy with its Green Macomb initiative. This program  supports green infrastructure efforts that strengthen the economic vitality, quality of life and environmental wellbeing of the region.

With the goal of planting more trees in Macomb County, Green Macomb promotes green infrastructure efforts through diverse partnerships with local municipalities, businesses, private residents and nonprofit organizations.

2023 Green Macomb Spring Tree and Plant Sale is now closed.

 

Why Plant a Tree?