Berwyn Tree Canopy Initiative

Planting trees is an investment.

Cities are investing tax dollars ... on trees. Here's why it works Every dollar invested in trees generates roughly three dollars in benefits.

Big American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) trees along Riverside Drive

Grandes sicomoros americanos (Platanus occidentalis) a lo largo de Riverside Drive

The City of Berwyn parkway tree program spring planting took place earlier this week.

The planting was expected to be 50 trees (20 catalpas, 15 crabapples, and 15 Oaks), and the final number was close if not exactly that. (We are seeking clarification.)

These photos were taken near Ogden and Scoville and show two newly planted trees, a crabapple and an oak tree.

Oak Park’s own eco-artist - Wednesday Journal Oak Park’s own eco-artist. Chainsaw in hand, Margot McMahon creates sculptures from dead trees

The City of Berwyn Public Works Department is currently a Arborist

Applications are available at City Hall located at 6700 W. 26th Street. Applications are also available online at: https://www.berwyn-il.gov/government/city-employment

Submit City of Berwyn application, cover letter, and resume to Public Works Director John Marchand at [email protected].
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El Departamento de Obras Públicas de la ciudad de Berwyn está contratando a un arbolista

Los formularios de solicitud están disponibles en el Ayuntamiento, ubicado en 6700 W. 26th Street. También se pueden descargar en línea en: https://www.berwyn-il.gov/government/city-employment

Envíe la solicitud de la ciudad de Berwyn, la carta de presentación y el currículum al director de Obras Públicas, John Marchand, a [email protected].