Trees

Trees in Camden are managed by Councils Urban Forest Service Team. The Urban Forest is the network of trees, plants, and green spaces within a city or town. It includes street trees, parks, gardens, green roofs, and even bushland areas, all working together to provide environmental, social, and economic benefits.

The Urban Forest improves air quality, reduces heat, supports biodiversity, and enhances well-being. It also helps manage stormwater, store carbon, and boost property values. Camden’s Urban Forest is more than just trees — it’s a vital green infrastructure that enhances well-being, supports biodiversity, and helps combat our changing climate.

Council is committed to managing and maintaining our Urban Forest to a high standard, while also ensuring public safety, minimising nuisance and maximising benefits to the community.