ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT

2025 was a remarkable year for the Treasure Valley Canopy Network (now Trees Idaho) team.

Highlights of the year include:

  • Continued success and expansion of the Elaine Clegg City of Trees Challenge, made possible through growing community engagement and green industry partnerships

  • Launching our $1.1 million Treasure Valley Tree Equity Program in partnership with USDA Forest Service, which allows us to scale-up urban forestry programs into neighborhoods across Meridian, Nampa, and Caldwell

  • Our staff team and Board of Directors grew in number and impact, strengthening leadership and capacity for the future

  • We deepened our investment in urban forestry efforts, supporting the full circle of tree care—planning for, planting and maintaining healthy urban trees while also giving trees that must be removed a second life through valuable local urban wood products

  • Expansion of fundraising efforts to ensure long-term sustainability, while partnerships and membership programs flourished, helping us lay a strong foundation for an exciting year ahead

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PREVIOUS IMPACT REPORTS

Young trees planted along a sidewalk under a clear blue sky, with a street and parked cars in the background, part of the Treasure Valley Canopy Network 2024 Impact Report.
A scenic view from a hill showing a neighborhood with trees, a tennis court, and a city skyline in the distance under a clear blue sky, with a wooden fence in the foreground. Part of the Treasure Valley Canopy Network 2022 Impact Report
Group of people planting and watering trees in a park, participating in a community environmental project. Part of the Treasure Valley Canopy Network 2023 Impact Report
Cover page of the 2021 Impact Report for Treasure Valley Canopy Network, featuring a city skyline with green overlay and trees in the foreground.