Local Trees
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Learn About Our Local Trees
You may know about our state tree, the live oak (Quercus virginiana), but do you know about all of our other local trees here in Savannah?
Local trees range from iconic natives, such as the Live Oak, to problematic invasives, like Chinese Tallow (Triadica sebifera), and everything in between! In every scenario, we have to make sure we are planting the right tree in the right place. Click the video links below to learn about some of our local tree species!
TREE SPECIES VIDEOS
Explore the rich tapestry of our local tree species with the Savannah Tree Foundation’s educational video series. Discover the unique characteristics, benefits, and importance of various trees in our community. Deepen your understanding of the diverse trees that grace Savannah’s landscape whether you’re a resident, student, or nature enthusiast.
IDENTIFY YOUR TREE
CHECK OUT THIS RESOURCE TO HELP YOU IDENTIFY TREE SPECIES
SITES AROUND CHATHAM COUNTY
Embark on a journey through time with the Savannah Tree Foundation’s video series on historical tree sites in Savannah and Chatham County. Delve into the stories of majestic trees that have witnessed the city’s evolution, each site holding a unique historical significance. Our videos provide a glimpse into the past, sharing anecdotes and the importance of these trees in shaping the local landscape.
BEST TREE FINDER
FIND THE BEST TREE FOR YOU BASED UPON YOUR ANSWERS