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The Urban Forestry Career Pathways (UFOR) program, in partnership with Trees Atlanta, offers hands-on training and a path into city tree care. As a Crew Member in Atlanta, you will participate in planting and maintenance along the Beltline, learn safe tool use, and gain professional skills through classroom sessions and on-the-job practice.
Open to 18-30-year-olds, no experience required. Expect 10 weeks of full-time, paid, Monday–Friday work with transportation support and mentors guiding you
Urban Forestry Pathways
Employment Type: Up to 40 hours (weekly)
Working Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm
Employment Classification: Independent Contractor
Start Date: program is on a 10 week rotation, four times a year
The Urban Forestry Career Pathways (UFOR) is a job training program for young adults who are looking to start a job in urban forestry, including tree care, greenspace maintenance, and other hands‑on work. Participants will learn the phases of tree planting, safe tool use, pruning techniques, and arborist skills through structured, hands‑on training with our partner, Trees Atlanta. You will work in Atlanta Beltline Arboretum greenspaces and in Atlanta neighborhoods to practice skills.
In addition to fieldwork, participants will receive professional job skills and personal development training through structured classroom sessions. This experience in the arborist industry can serve as a pathway to careers in tree care or environmental preservation.
Trees make our neighborhoods better by keeping temperatures cooler, improving the environment, and helping to keep people healthier and well. We need trees in all communities, but especially where more trees can add environmental and economic benefits. UFOR's goal is to build a pathway to meaningful work that benefits individuals and their communities. This program will grow the number of people who can plant and take care of these powerful community resources, trees! The urban forestry industry is a multi‑billion dollar employer nationwide, including here in Atlanta and across Georgia.
UFOR's ten‑week workforce training program starts every 3 months. Applicants may be invited to participate in the next group once a class is full. Apply early.
The USDA Forest Service, through its Urban and Community Forestry Program, selected Trees Atlanta's proposal to create a workforce development and tree planting program in metro Atlanta area CEJST communities. UFOR's community partners – Greening Youth Foundation, Trees Atlanta, On the Rise Community Development Center, Atlanta Beltline, and USDA – are equal opportunity providers and employers.