Want to order trees?
Signup deadline is Tuesday, November 8, 2022.
Simply fill out the survey to order trees — click HERE.
BHA's 4th annual “Operation Re-Forest — We Forest” is coming soon! BHA began this operation in 2019 to help mitigate Bald Head Island’s tree losses from previous storms, such as Hurricane Florence in 2018. BHA will order trees in November and bring them to Bald Head Island for planting on BHA Common Area November 29-30, 2022.
BHA encourages property owners to participate in “Operation Re-Forest — We Forest” in one of four ways:
- Take advantage of BHA’s bulk order cost and Island delivery to plant trees on your own lot.
- Plant trees as part of your tree mitigation with the Architectural Review Committee (ARC).
- Plant a tree on your own lot to honor a loved one.
- Purchase a live oak tree in honor of a loved one to be planted on BHA Common Area.
Plant a Tree!
Live oak trees (6-8’ tall) cost $110 each, whether you pick up and plant a tree on your own lot, pick up and plant a live oak tree on your own lot but also want to include it as an Honor Tree or simply want to purchase a live oak Honor Tree and have BHA plant it on BHA Common Area.
If you want to take advantage of BHA's bulk rate to purchase trees and plant them on your own lot, ARC fees are waived for this operation only, but you must fill out the tree survey to order so that ARC has a record of landscape changes (click HERE).
Sub-association Neighborhoods
In some BHI neighborhoods, property owners do not own the land around their home. If you live in a neighborhood with a sub-association, contact your president or representative about your interest to plant a tree. They can fill out the tree survey.
Online "Operation Re-Forest — We Forest" Map/List
Check out the Operation Re-Forest — We Forest map and list of honorees on BHA's website HERE.
Thank You!
BHA is grateful for the support of its Resource Conservation and Beautification (RCB) Committee volunteers to make this operation a success. And we thank BHI Limited for its continued support, again waiving the barge fees for tree delivery.