Gee-Trees initiatives

Join us in protecting and growing our tree canopy.

Gee-Trees: Nurturing Melville's Green Future.
Driven by Drayton Morley’s passion for community and environmental stewardship, GEE-TREES is a comprehensive initiative dedicated to preserving and enhancing Melville's urban canopy.

Gee-Saplings

Cultivate life and legacy by planting a tree for every newborn. Grow green with us from birth Empower Melville's primary kids for urban canopy protection. Young minds grow greener futures.

Gee-Drones

An old growth tree's canopy is a living entity. Take a look at what is happening way up high without having to climb!

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Snags for Shade

Communities across Melville come together for a classic Aussie sausage sizzle, all to support urban canopy preservation on private land.

Community Voices

Hear from our dedicated supporters and volunteers.

Gee-Trees has truly transformed our neighborhood's green spaces!

Sarah L.
A large, leafy tree stands prominently in the center of an open, paved area. The sky is vibrant with scattered white clouds against a blue background. Surrounding the main tree are smaller trees and vegetation, providing contrast to the concrete surface. There are also a few orange traffic cones visible near the tree.
A large, leafy tree stands prominently in the center of an open, paved area. The sky is vibrant with scattered white clouds against a blue background. Surrounding the main tree are smaller trees and vegetation, providing contrast to the concrete surface. There are also a few orange traffic cones visible near the tree.

Willagee

I love how Gee-Trees connects us with nature and each other!

A vibrant green tree stands out in an urban setting next to a building with large reflective windows. The scene also includes bare branches of other trees, and a neat landscape with mulched ground and a curving concrete ledge lining the pathway.
A vibrant green tree stands out in an urban setting next to a building with large reflective windows. The scene also includes bare branches of other trees, and a neat landscape with mulched ground and a curving concrete ledge lining the pathway.
Mark T.

Palmyra

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