Partnering with Cities and Community Organization

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Partnering with Cities and Community Organization Greg Church, Ph.D. Honorary Master Gardener

Partnerships mutually beneficial achieve a common goal share resources greater benefit to the community reach more people greater impact

Types of Partners Parks Non Profits Cities Schools Businesses Churches Texas Tree Foundation Arbor Day Foundation Schools Businesses Churches Arborist Education Organization Nurseries Government Agencies Trade Associations USDA, TPWD, FS ISA-Texas Volunteer Groups TNLA Gardeners, Naturalist, etc

Developing Partnerships Find the right person Use your network of contacts Develop a relationship Find some shared interests or goals Start with a small project to test the partnership Communicate effectively Follow through Expand the partnership overtime

Examples of partnerships

Nature Centers

Public Libraries

Parks

Research and Demo Gardens

Wildlife Center

Tree World @ Earth X 2019

Earth-Kind Garden Party

Schools

Garden Shows and Plant Sales

Arbor Day Events

Orchard and Tree Farm Tours and Workshops

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