TREE Fund Scholarships

TREE Fund offers scholarships for undergraduate students who aspire to careers in arboriculture, urban forestry, and related fields. Several of the listed programs (Larry R. Hall Memorial Scholarship and John Wright Memorial Scholarship) also support high school seniors seeking a first degree. Scholarship Details • Supports college students studying arboriculture, urban forestry, horticulture, nursery management or a related field • Multiple scholarships offered with varying award amounts (most awards are $5,000) • Created with the goal of supporting innovation and knowledge dissemination in arboriculture. The Fran Ward Women in Arboriculture Scholarship specifically supports female college students. Eligibility • Primarily available to undergraduate college students; certain programs also accept high school seniors entering the field • Working toward a degree in arboriculture and related fields • Applications accepted January 15 to March 15 each year. Application 1. Review the official rules to confirm your eligibility 2. Complete the application form via the Grant and Scholarship Application Portal and include any required supplemental information and/or forms. 3. Submit required supporting documents (may vary by scholarship). All active scholarship programs are listed on the website. Before applying for any scholarship, carefully read the guidelines provided in the “Read More” links. Contact a staff member at TREE Fund directly should you have questions or require additional information about these programs.