Project: Treejectory+
Project Summary
Treejectory+ offers a paid education and workforce development program serving DAC and low-income communities through urban-forestry focused education, training, and job placement. Treejectory+ is unique in that it provides hands-on, guided experience that will lead to viable career opportunities and training in industry best practices from ISA Certified Arborists. This project also includes the tree planting of 150 trees in DAC communities.
After completion of this program you will gain an in-depth understanding of industry standards for tree care and maintenance, proper planting and watering techniques, GIS mapping software, and career pathways in urban forestry. Not only is this a paid training opportunity, but the development of skills within this program will make participants a stronger applicant in the green workforce. Additionally, upon completion of Treejectory+ you will have access to industry professionals with recruitment potential, and will have already gained reputable references from our ISA Certified Arborists.
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Questions about the project?
Email us at: treejectory@treesandiego.org
UPDATE: The Fall 2023 Cohort is now full. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply for Spring 2024.
To view Treejectory+ eligibility requirements and apply, fill out the eligibility form below:
BENEFITS
$18/hR
In paid training and education
Introduction
to the Urban Forestry Sector
Hands-on
Fieldwork Training
DRONE
GIS and Remote Sensing Training
TREE CARE
Training and Best Practices
NETWORK
Conference Access
Additional Questions
In keeping with industry standards, materials shared and training provided during these training will meet tree care educational milestones guided by the International Society of Arboriculture, the Society of American Foresters, and the American National Standards Institute. Learn more by clicking the button below!
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Fall 2023 Cohort
To view Treejectory+ eligibility requirements and apply, fill out the eligibility form below:
OUR PARTNERs
This project is funded by the California Climate Investments and CAL FIRE Urban and Community Forestry Grant Program. More information about this grant can be found here.