Celebrate on Your Own

Tree Streets 

Plant trees in downtown Little Rock

Tree Replacement Project 

Plant trees in central Arkansas neighborhoods - Email KateTree.CAMN@gmail.com for volunteer info

Keep Little Rock Beautiful

Participate in a local cleanup

Grow your own oak seedling

Leave at least a portion of the leaves in your yard this fall.

Assess the health of your trees and take steps to make them healthier.

Make leaf and bark rubbings

Create a book of trees

Be a tree for Halloween! Look at the ideas here and here. Create oak tree leaf shapes for your costume. 

Take a hike on a nearby trail or a walk through your neighborhood. Look for oak trees and the wildlife they support. Imagine the space without these beautiful trees and appreciate their presence!

Go on a leaf scavenger hunt using this printable or another that you find online.

The Nature of Oaks by Doug Tallamy

Nature’s Best Hope by Doug Tallamy

How to Read a Tree by Tristan Gooley

The Overstory by Richard powers

Nature’s Best Hope (Young Readers’ Edition): How You Can Save the World in Your Own Yard by Doug Tallamy

Camilla and the Caterpillars by Frances Figart

A Forest in the City

by Andrea Curtis

U.S. Forest Service's digital Field Guide to Native Oak Species

How Oak Trees Evolved to Rule the Forests of the Northern Hemisphere  - The Scientific American

Explore the International Oak Society website to find recorded events, species spotlights, and much more.

Explore oak tree art and artists - The International Oak Society

Portraits of Trees - National Gallery of Art