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Prospect Park Trees

Prospect Park’s 585 acres are home to 30,000 trees of more than 175 species. The park is home to Brooklyn’s last remaining forest, an important wildlife habitat that is home to many species of mammals, birds and bugs. As part of its work to sustain, restore and advance the park, Prospect Park Alliance maintains the park’s woodlands and natural spaces. Contributions from community members help sustain this ecosystem and fund the Alliance’s team of arborists and natural resources crew.

Dive into park tree data on the Prospect Park TreeKeeper Interactive Map, or contribute your own tree to Prospect Park through our Commemorative Giving Program.

Treekeeper Database

Take a deep dive in to Prospect Park’s tree data.

Give a Commemorative Tree

Plant a new tree in Prospect Park in honor of a loved one or for a special occasion.

Prospect Park Alliance Volunteer Helps Revive the American Chestnut

Ever wonder what happened to the American Chestnut? At the…

The Last Stand: An Experimental Opera for Trees

Prospect Park Alliance and NYC Parks Art in the Parks…

Get To Know Prospect Park’s Trees

Prospect Park Alliance recently completed a survey of more than half…

Woodland Restoration in the Vale of Cashmere

The Tall History of Prospect Park's Trees

A Day in the Life of a Park Tree

Ever wonder about the life of a tree? Not the…

The Results Are In! Prospect Park Tree Survey

Prospect Park is an arboreal wonderland! Through a $75,000 Urban…

Alliance Considers the Forest (and the Trees)

On a recent spring morning, Prospect Park Alliance kicked off a…

Tree Stewardship Booklet

Visit Prospect Park’s Tree Stewardship Guide for children to learn how to spot native trees, and try finding them along your walk in the park.

Give Us Your Feedback

Prospect Park wants to hear from you! Take a few minutes to help us improve your experience in the Park by taking this short survey.

Take the Survey

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