Cape May Shade Tree Commission Considers Tree Bank to Fund Replanting Efforts

Overview: In an effort towards enhancing Cape May’s green spaces, the Shade Tree Commission is contemplating the establishment of a tree bank, which would allocate funds from tree removals specifically for replanting efforts, rather than directing them to the city’s general fund. This proposal, met with enthusiasm from commission members, represents a step in maintaining and expanding the community’s tree canopy while ensuring that financial resources directly support environmental sustainability.

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