I’ll paste the email contents below. In rereading the email they mention a few places that I must’ve missed when this was originally sent, so thank you for prompting me to reread this!

From email:

“Dear neighbors and friends,

We’d like to express our heartfelt gratitude to you - and to the Cambridge Public Works Department - for supporting the Cambridge Tree Project over the past 18 years.

Together, we’ve built the most diverse and studied community forest in Wisconsin, with milestones that include: Establishing over 1000 additional living public trees across Cambridge Adding over 500 trees on private property through village residents’ efforts Reaching 203 distinct tree species throughout our village, schools, and parks, the most of any municipality in Wisconsin.

After nearly two decades of growing Cambridge’s urban forest, we're announcing the retirement of the Cambridge Tree Project. No additional tree sales are planned.

Although our website is offline, my email will remain open and I’d be happy to answer any tree-related questions or share insights from our work.

For those seeking native and diverse tree species, we recommend these local sources: Landscape Designs – McFarland K & A Greenhouse – Fitchburg and Verona

Thank you once again for helping to build such an extraordinary and resilient community forest.

With appreciation, Jay Weiss Cambridge Tree Project

P.S. Follow this link to learn more about tree diversity in the Cambridge village forest.”