Our TreeCircus tours inspire young minds by delivering engaging Urban Forest Education to elementary schools across the West. Through fun, interactive experiences, students learn about the vital role trees play in our cities and the environment.
Join us in raising funds for tree research while having fun and making lasting connections! Sign up for The Britton Fund Ride, donate items to our Silent Auction, attend Education Day, or make a Tribute Gift in honor of someone special. Contribute to a greener future. Get involved today!
Our research grants support groundbreaking studies on critical topics like future-ready tree species, the relationship between trees and wildlife, urban tree infrastructure, the fight against invasive pests, and much more. These programs are paving the way for a healthier, more resilient environment for generations to come.
Doug Anderson, Chair of The Britton Fund Board, will match the first 25 donors who make a $100 donation on December 2.
The first 25 donors. $100 each. MATCHED! DOUBLE your impact on #GivingTuesday!
Save the Date!
The 19th Annual
The Britton Fund Ride | April 27, 2026
A Full Circle Return to Oakhurst, California
Gateway to Yosemite National Park
Click here to learn more!
New Resource for Sustainable Landscapes
The Guide to Using Recycled Water in Bay Area Landscapes is now available – FREE download from The Britton Fund. Developed with input from landscape professionals, scientists, and water engineers, this practical tool helps you design, adapt, and manage landscapes that thrive with recycled water. Your optional donation supports future science-based research and education that benefit tree and landscape professionals across the West. Download your free copy under Publications.
Chloe’s Trees is here!
The Britton Fund is excited to launch Chloe’s Trees, an engaging new app and a fun, interactive way for kids and families to connect with the trees they plant. Register your tree, follow its growth, and discover simple care tips – all while nurturing a lifelong love for nature. Learn more and access the app under Our Funded Programs.
Help Shape the Future of The Britton Fund
Our vision is bold: vibrant communities enriched by thriving trees, powered by innovation and discovery. As we work toward that future, your voice matters. We’ve refreshed our Strategic Plan—a roadmap for the research, education, and impact ahead. Take a look, imagine what’s possible, and let us know what inspires you. Reach out to a Board Member with your questions, ideas, or feedback, and be part of growing something extraordinary.
The Britton Fund 2024 Annual Impact Report
“YOU made a difference! During 2024, your generosity through The Britton Fund inspired valuable research, championed tree-care professionals, and strengthened our communities. From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU for your unwavering support. Every donation, no matter the size, contributes to a greener, healthier future for all. We look forward to working with you in 2025.”
Doug Anderson, Board Chair, The Britton Fund
Explore the highlights of the Annual Impact Report 2024
Guide sheet produced by The Britton Fund Board of Directors
Trees Damaged by Fire
What Not to Do and What to Do
Southern California’s recent devastating fires have destroyed countless homes and businesses. As recovery continues, it’s essential to understand the critical role surviving trees play in the environment.
Download a PDF copy of this two-page guide on caring for fire-damaged trees.
Botany for Arborists Available for Purchase
Join lead author Jim Downer and a team of extraordinary experts as they delve into the fascinating science behind trees that shape our Western landscapes. This comprehensive guide brings together renowned specialists, including Matt Ritter, Ed Bobich, Bruce Hagen, Linda Chalker-Scott, Kevin T. Smith, and Igor Lacan, to explore essential topics in tree taxonomy, anatomy, and physiology. Don’t miss your chance to own this insightful compendium—purchase your copy today through The Britton Fund’s Bookstore!
We create and enable knowledge by raising financial support for research and education to promote excellence and advancement in the field of arboriculture for the public good. Together, we care for trees.
