Hoppe Tree DAY of Service
Announcing Our 2026 Community Winners
A sincere thank you to all who applied and shared their projects with us.
West Bend, WI
The Blue Lotus Center assists people of any age with profound life challenges by offering accessible outdoor recreational and therapeutic opportunities in a caring, accepting, and inspiring 64-acre day-camp setting.
Hoppe will bring our professional expertise to help create lasting improvements to their landscape.
Pilgrim Park Revitalization Project
Elm Grove, WI
The Pilgrim Park Revitalization Project encompasses a 44.9 acre parcel of wetlands and woodlands at Pilgrim Park Middle School. Hoppe will contribute professional tree care and invasive species removal to help restore and preserve this natural space for students and educators for years to come.
Do you have a service project that calls for our arborist expertise?
Our mission is taking care of people and their trees. We have a unique skill set as arborists and love to use our knowledge, expertise and equipment to help in the communities where we live and work.
​​​Ideal Day of Service projects may include:
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Partnerships with nonprofits or other community organizations - we love to maximize our impact!
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A project that encompasses multiple facets of tree care including aerial work with pruning and/or removal along with groundwork such as woody invasive species removal, and/or pruning or removal of smaller trees and shrubs. *If tree planting is requested we may not be able to cover the cost of the nursery stock.
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A project that makes an ecological impact and can increase people's exposure to nature and trees.
Congratulations to our 2025 winner
Friends of Wehr Nature Center!
On April 23rd, 2025, Hoppe Tree Service proudly carried out our annual Hoppe Tree Day of Service project at the Wehr nature center, located in Franklin, Wisconsin. This initiative reflects our ongoing commitment to community engagement and environmental stewardship.
The project was thoughtfully planned by our Sales Arborist, Jac Casey, in collaboration with the Friends of Wehr Nature Center. Our skilled team of arborists, alongside dedicated Wehr volunteers, worked together to safely remove over 15 dead and hazardous ash trees located adjacent to the popular trail system.
These trees, affected by emerald ash borer infestation, posed significant safety risks to park visitors. By removing them, we not only made the area safer but also cleared the way for new plantings and increased biodiversity -- helping restore the health and beauty of this beloved natural space.​
We are honored to support Wehr Nature Center and their mission of connecting people with nature. Projects like this are an essential part of our values at Hoppe Tree Service.
