Protect high-use areas
Prioritize trees near walks, roads, gathering spaces, athletic areas, buildings, and parking.
Education & campuses
Manage campus trees around people, schedules, and long-term stewardship.
Peachtree coordinates tree assessment, planning, monitoring, and field work for active campuses where safety, historic landscapes, construction, and public use intersect.
Student routes · Academic calendars · Campus stewardship
What matters here
Start with the places people use every day.
Work around the calendar
Sequence disruptive field work around classes, events, occupancy, and campus access.
Preserve canopy value
Plan proactive care, replacements, and construction protection for long-lived campus landscapes.
Planning & intelligence
One campus record, from daily routes to capital projects.
Facilities teams need to see where tree priorities intersect with classrooms, pedestrian routes, events, and construction. Keep those decisions connected beyond a single work order.
Explore GIS Digital Tree Inventory01
High-use area priorities
Map trees near pedestrian routes, gathering spaces, buildings, play areas, and parking.
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Calendar & access plan
Record class schedules, events, delivery routes, restricted areas, and suitable work windows.
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Capital project coordination
Connect tree protection, construction limits, and replacement needs to planned campus projects.
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Stewardship history
Preserve assessments, maintenance, planting decisions, and follow-up needs through staff transitions.
The operating plan
Let the academic calendar shape the work plan.
Coordinate tree care with the people using the campus, including periods when buildings are quiet but grounds remain active.
01 / BASELINE
Review the campus
Identify priority trees, high-use spaces, sensitive landscapes, and upcoming construction.
02 / BEFORE TERM
Prepare key routes
Plan assessments and approved work around arrivals, pedestrian routes, and occupied buildings.
03 / WORK WINDOWS
Sequence field activity
Coordinate closures, equipment, noise, and access with facilities staff and the campus calendar.
04 / ANNUAL REVIEW
Update the stewardship plan
Review completed work, canopy observations, replacement needs, and the next capital budget.
Recurring tree management
Planned care. A budget for the year ahead.
The platform connects recurring care, vendor coordination, maintenance history, and a year-over-year plan and budget.
- One pruning visit per year
- Two fertilization visits per year
- Pre-positioned emergency response
Tree selection, treatments, timing, and emergency arrangements are defined in the property's agreed scope.
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Choose the support your property needs.
Risk assessment
Arborist-led evaluation and priority setting for high-use campus environments.
Explore servicePlanning & construction
Tree protection and arborist guidance for renovations and capital projects.
Explore serviceRemote sensing monitoring
Repeat canopy observation to identify change and guide field review.
Explore servicePlanting plans
Species and placement planning aligned with site constraints and canopy goals.
Explore serviceWho we support
One property or a connected portfolio.
K–12 schools
Arrival and dismissal routes, playgrounds, athletics, and field work scheduled around students.
Colleges & universities
Large inventories, historic landscapes, residence halls, events, and capital projects.
Independent schools
A coordinated plan for campus presentation, access, seasonal activities, and long-term tree care.
Institutional campuses
Visitor routes, public gathering spaces, cultural landscapes, and facilities reporting.
Planning your program
Education & Campuses: common questions
Can work be scheduled during school breaks?
Breaks can be useful work windows, but scheduling also accounts for camps, events, athletics, residence halls, and ongoing construction. The approved plan identifies access and site restrictions before crews are scheduled.
Does remote monitoring replace an on-site assessment?
No. Canopy observations can help identify change and direct field attention. Individual-tree condition, risk, and work recommendations require appropriate on-site review.
How does the tree plan connect to construction?
Bring facilities plans and proposed work limits into the initial review. Peachtree can coordinate tree inventory, arborist guidance, protection planning, and replacement recommendations with the project team.
Plan your campus canopy program
Start with the property. Build the plan from there.
Share your locations, current priorities, existing tree records, and upcoming work. Peachtree will help define the assessment and program scope.