Community-powered conservation

Save the forests in your own backyard.

CanopyConnect brings neighbors, families, and local groups together to protect the woodlands we all depend on — one planting day, one cleanup, one story at a time.

2,400+

Neighbors involved

180

Acres protected

Sunlight through a lush forest canopy

Forests aren't saved from a distance.

They're saved by people who live near them — the ones who notice the first signs of harm, and who show up, again and again, to do the work.

Hyper-local action

Find conservation efforts happening in the woodlands nearest to you — not somewhere on the other side of the world.

Built on community

Every project here is organized by real neighbors, not a distant institution — just people who care about the same trees you do.

How it works

Three steps to your first tree.

01

Find your forest

Browse woodlands and green spaces near you that need care and attention.

02

Join a local group

Connect with neighbors already organizing cleanups, plantings, and watch programs.

03

Show up & make it count

Track your hours, trees planted, and acres protected right alongside your group.

Community stories

Neighbors already at work.

Volunteers planting trees together

"We planted 400 saplings along Miller Creek this spring — with just twelve neighbors and a Saturday morning."

Miller Creek Grove

Volunteers cleaning a forest area

"CanopyConnect helped us organize a monthly cleanup that's now the biggest event in town."

Oakridge Trail Stewards

Hands holding a small plant

"My kids' school class adopted a half-acre of the reserve. They check on it every week."

Hollow Pines Families

The forest near you needs a neighbor.

It takes five minutes to join. It takes a Saturday to make a difference. Be part of the community keeping our woodlands alive.