Nuestros Bosques is a paid, bilingual training program for Providence residents who want to learn about trees, care for their neighborhood, and be part of something bigger.
If you live in 02908 or 02909 (Olneyville, Manton, Mount Pleasant, Valley, and nearby neighborhoods), this program is for you.
Over 10 weeks, you’ll:
We provide snacks, childcare, and classes in Spanish and English—so you can fully participate.
This isn’t just about planting trees. It’s about growing local leaders and healthier neighborhoods.
During the program, you’ll:
After graduating, you can keep earning stipends by joining:
Some Providence neighborhoods have fewer trees—and feel the effects: more heat, more flooding, and less access to green space.
Nuestros Bosques is focused on changing that.
Together, we are:
Over the next three years, Nuestros Bosques will:
This work is powered by community—and by you.
We’re proud to work with local partners including:
Together, we’re already caring for 300+ trees—with many more on the way.
Nuestros Bosques is part of a national initiative led by the Hispanic Access Foundation and funded by the USDA Forest Service, supporting urban forestry and community leadership across the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
Applications are now open!
After you apply, a member of our team will call you to follow up.
Have questions?
Contact Layla Farahbakhsh
lfarahbakhsh@wrwc.org | (401) 861-9038
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