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Arbor Day
Arbor Day
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A shovel digging into the gound to plant a tree in honor of Arbor Day with text that reads "Celebrate Arbor Day April 24, 2026"
Spring is the time for trees! Celebrate Arbor Day April 24, 2026
Arbor Day is a holiday celebrating trees and their importance in our lives. It's a great time to think about what we can do for trees and the earth, recognizing their importance to community health and well-being. Celebrate Arbor Day every year on the last Friday in April.
Is your organization or community hosting a public event celebrating Arbor Day? You're invited to share tree planting, park cleanup, youth activities and more on our statewide map.
Host a community Arbor Day celebration
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Children in a forest look up at the leafy green canopy
Host a community tree planting, share an official Arbor Day proclamation or take the first steps to becoming part of the Tree City USA network.
Share a love of trees and plant one together
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A metal shovel stuck in the soil
Get the whole family involved in Arbor Day! Learn about your local trees, get artistic with tree-themed coloring pages, or plant a new tree near your home or garden.
Contact
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Email DNR-Arbor-Day@Michigan.gov to connect with DNR community forestry staff.