Privacy Statement Holy Mother Earth, the trees and all nature are witnesses of your thoughts and deeds. This section of The National Arbor Day Foundation website contains articles and artwork about how communities and individuals can save damaged trees after violent storms. News release about the loss people feel when trees are damaged, discussing the idea that the community's trees are resilient, stressing safety and professional tree care, and urging patience and restraint. News release and supporting illustrations showing how to make an initial determination as to whether or not a damaged tree can be saved.
Artwork shows examples of typical damage and keys to making an informed decision.
Reducing Tree Damage in Future Storms News release and supporting illustrations showing characteristics of trees that can resist storm damage, how to prune trees to enhance strength and increase the likelihood that they will endure future storms without major damage. The Value of Trees in a Community News release and supporting illustrations about the aesthetic, energy, environmental, and economic value of trees in our communities. More Information A listing of additional information and additional downloadable files available through The National Arbor Day Foundation and other sources.