Our State is blessed with a rich diversity of plants, animals, forests, and historic resources. We all share a concern for preserving this cultural landscape, the things which give our state its unique character.
Trees are symbolic of our relationship with nature, a touchstone to the past and future.
Established in 1985, the Notable Trees Project collects and distributes information about Connecticut's largest and most historic trees, both native and introduced. By educating our fellow citizens about the importance of our state's natural heritage we work to preserve it. It is a volunteer enterprise sponsored by the Connecticut Botanical Society , The Connecticut College Arboretum , and the Connecticut Urban Forest Council. The Champion Tree Lists are lists and pictures of the biggest trees in Connecticut. Lists by common name Trees by town Number of reports by town.