The Bradford Pear Bounty program provides incentives for the removal of invasive Bradford pear trees from the North Carolina landscape by offering up to five native trees to those who cut down Bradford pears!

Registration is required in order to receive trees. Native tree species may include white oak, redbud, dogwood, serviceberry and pawpaw. Trees should never be removed from private property without the landowner’s permission. Special thanks to the Neuse River Hawks chapter of NCWF and the Town of Wake Forest for hosting the Wake Forest exchange.

The North Carolina Bradford Pear Bounty program is a collaboration between the NC Urban Forest Council, NC Wildlife Federation, the NC State Extension and NC Forest Service. Invasive species harm wildlife and ecosystems by crowding out and hindering the success of valuable native species.

REGISTER HERE!