Registration now open for the City of Dallas tree giveaway program

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The City of Dallas has officially opened registration for its sixth annual Branch Out Dallas tree giveaway program, providing residents with the opportunity to obtain a free five-gallon tree. This initiative is designed for homeowners looking to replace damaged or aging trees or to add new greenery to their properties. Registration is available online from September 3 to September 30, or until supplies last, emphasizing the city’s commitment to enhancing urban forestry. The program not only supports residents in beautifying their yards but also plays a crucial role in promoting environmental sustainability and improving air quality. Participants are encouraged to visit the Branch Out Dallas website for more information and to complete their registration.

This year’s program continues the city’s efforts to increase green spaces and foster a healthier community. The giveaway represents a significant step towards increasing tree canopy coverage in Dallas, which is vital for urban ecology. Residents are urged to take advantage of this opportunity to contribute to a greener Dallas.

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