TreeLine 4U Program

Find out how you, your family, artists, schools, environment and community groups can create a TreeLine project large or small.

  1. Select a significant tree – significant to you personally or your community, culturally or ecologically. The tree may provide shade, host a tree house, have been planted as a memorial tree, be a bush tucker species, or be part of an important ecosystem.
  2. Celebrate the tree and its story through art – consider temporary sculpture, painting, printing, film, creative writing, music, imaging, interactive and online work, theatre or multimedia.
  3. Take action for the environment. What is your message and what do you want people to do about it? Make sure your project looks after the environment. Can you restore habitat with a tree planting, highlight an environmental issue with your artwork or use your project to lobby for change?
  4. Share your project at www.treeline.org.au – consider uploading stories, photos, film or soundclips. Direct to page with a link to upload projects.

Submit your project

Danny Birch's mural at Caloundra C and K Kindy

Kindy Forest Mural

Event date: 1 Dec 2009 - 4 Jul 2010

Caloundra C and K Kindy kids (2009 groups) discussed the environment, decided on their theme and then worked with mural more…

Monterey Cypress - Sandra Wolfson

Event date: 2 Dec 2009 - 4 Jul 2010

The Monterey Cypress are the beautiful wind sculpted trees that line the Monterey Bay Sanctuary. The Sanctuary protects a more…