Join Forest ReLeaf and Great Rivers Greenway in planting the next generation of trees at the Ruth Porter Mall Join us in planting 30 trees as we celebrate the St Vincent greenway and all it has to offer. Helping hands of all ages are welcome and costumes are encouraged! WHERE: Ruth Porter Mall Park at […]
Springtime is potting season- help us meet our goal of 15,000 tree seedlings planted! Each year Forest ReLeaf pots over 15,000 bare root seedlings in preparation for distribution to tree planting projects across the state of Missouri in the spring and fall. This is made possible through volunteer efforts! Helping hands of all ages are […]
When: Mondays, February 27th-April 3rd Where: Schlafly Bottleworks, Maplewood Timing: 6pm-8pm What: Forest ReLeaf of Missouri will be hosting a 6-week tree care course in which we will have presentations from local professionals teaching the basics of tree biology, identification, planting, and maintaining trees. Who Should Attend: Community members of any skill and knowledge level […]
Forest ReLeaf is dedicated to planting and growing a resilient tree canopy across Missouri, to support healthy people, healthy habitats, and a healthy planet.
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Nursery and Arboretum, in Creve Coeur Park:
2194 Creve Coeur Mill
St. Louis, MO 63146
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4642 Shenandoah Ave
St. Louis, MO 63110
After 17 years in the non-profit and public sector, Jess remains committed to mission-driven work that tackles the challenges facing our communities. Their career began with a year of service as an Americorps St. Louis Emergency Response team member, responding to natural disasters and performing conservation projects. That foundation of service led to roles supporting the arts, affordable housing, mental health, and grassroots housing advocacy in St. Louis. During this journey Jess has worked to center the value “nothing about us, without us.” They do their best to ensure that the voices of people who have been marginalized guide the strategy and execution of work that honors their lived experiences. When they aren’t working, Jess is out paddling, hiking, working in their garden, or building something.
