Arbor Day Foundation’s marketing, tracked daily.
The latest creative Arbor Day Foundation puts in front of shoppers — homepage and social — captured on the day each one changed.
What we track on Arbor Day Foundation
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- Coverage
- 1 storefront · US
- Monitoring
- 2 channels · daily capture
- Refresh
- Daily. Records publish on a three-day lag, so this page runs to August 11, 2026.
- Data types
- HomepageSocial
- Dataset
- Live
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Arbor Day Foundation homepage updates
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Arbor Day Foundation on social
122 capturedDo you have a childhood tree memory? For @hankgreen, it was a sprawling oak tree, crowded with laughing kids. 🎧 Listen to Unearthing Optimism wherever you get your podcasts.
Aug 11, 2026 · Instagram
Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama officially claim the peach or peach tree as a state symbol. Delaware declared peach pie as its official dessert, and Texas hangs its ten-gallon hat on peach cobbler. California, South Carolina, and Georgia are the biggest producers. These trees offer more than sweet fruit. They’re woven into local history, economies, and ecosystems. Once planted, they give back for decades. What do you think about these storied trees? Looking to nurture and grow a peach tree of your own? Head to our website to get one today.
Aug 10, 2026 · Instagram
The most meaningful impact of green space isn't always something you can measure. In Brownsville, Miami, a community garden is becoming a place where neighbors can grow fresh food, spend time outdoors, learn new skills, and connect with one another. This project was an investment in something every neighborhood deserves: spaces that help people and nature thrive together.
Aug 9, 2026 · Facebook
Nurture the canopy, cool the city. Trees lower energy costs, cool pavement, and keep our communities safe. We’re using science and community action to plant shade where it’s needed most. Click here to learn more about excessive heat: https://bit.ly/4fMJBuH
Aug 8, 2026 · Facebook
Looking for a tree that brings something unique to your landscape? The Kentucky coffeetree gets its name from the coffee bean-like seeds that early Kentucky settlers noticed in its pods. Combined with its bold shape, heat-loving nature, and eye-catching seed pods that can hang on through winter, it's a standout in any landscape. Add a Kentucky coffeetree to your yard this fall and enjoy its beauty for years to come: https://bit.ly/4fPY5dl
Aug 7, 2026 · Facebook
What does it take to become a Tree City USA? Whether you see Tree City USA signs or wonder why your community doesn't have one, here’s how to earn (and keep) the status: ✅ A tree board or department ✅ A local tree care ordinance ✅ Spend at least $2 per capita on trees ✅ An annual Arbor Day observance We're celebrating 50 years of the Tree City USA program. Select the link to view your town's status and join our mission to celebrate healthier, happier and more livable communities. https://bit.ly/4fPG6Ue
Aug 6, 2026 · Facebook
On the latest episode of Unearthing Optimism, Hank Green shares how Crash Course grew from an experiment into a free educational resource used by millions around the world. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Aug 5, 2026 · Facebook
Summer is all about taking care of the trees we already have. Swipe through our quick guide to summertime tree care. ➡️ What’s your go-to tip for keeping trees healthy during peak heat?
Aug 4, 2026 · Instagram
A new perspective from scientists is calling on cities to recognize urban forests as essential infrastructure—just like roads, utilities, and public transit. Why? Because trees work hard for the places we call home. They cool neighborhoods, help manage stormwater, improve air quality, support wildlife, and create healthier spaces for people to gather, connect, and thrive. But growing an urban forest takes more than planting trees. It requires thoughtful planning, ongoing care, and making sure tree benefits reach every community. Want to dive deeper into the research and recommendations? Read the full @grist article at the link in our bio.
Aug 3, 2026 · Instagram
Choccolocco State Forest, nestled in the foothills of Northeast Alabama, draws outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds—hunters, mountain bikers, campers, and other nature lovers. The 4,406-acre forest is managed for lush habitat, controlled timber harvesting, and watershed protection. But as the environment continues to change, so do the natural stressors affecting the health of the trees. Think severe weather and insect outbreaks. Its popular loblolly pine stands have been taking a hit for years due to a pine beetle infestation. What remained were dead or dying trees, fewer places for local wildlife to call home, and swaths of exposed soil left to erode. To help bring back the vitality of the beloved forest, beetle-resistant loblolly seedlings were planted in 2021. We're talking 53,000 of them. As the trees continue to mature, they're re-establishing habitat, protecting the watershed, and strengthening the bond between the forest and those who visit. Restoring forests is more than planting trees. It's about the people who find something worth coming back for.
Aug 1, 2026 · Facebook
The Snake Creek Trail is a bustling path that runs through Miami Gardens in north-central Miami-Dade County. Neighborhoods like Miami Gardens have lived with less shade and more heat than surrounding areas for years. Here, cool corridors for commuters, bikers, walkers, and people looking for a place to gather are in high demand. That's why planting trees along Snake Creek Trail is an important step toward improving health, safety, and creating more connected public spaces for everyone who calls Miami Gardens home. Want to see why trees are some of our smartest tools for taking on urban heat? Head to the link in our bio.
Jul 31, 2026 · Instagram
The Northern Catalpa is nature's ultimate shade provider. Famous for its giant heart-shaped leaves, unique twisty bean pods, and speckled blooms, this tree is a massive hit with everyone from park-goers to pollinators. 🐝 If you're looking to upgrade your yard, this is the tree for you! Head to https://bit.ly/4xfN2RT to learn more.
Jul 30, 2026 · Facebook