Amelia Tree Conservancy is celebrating 10 years of working with the City of Fernandina Beach and Nassau County staff to preserve island trees. We are honoring the City of Fernandina Beach’s Heritage Tree Program with a juried photo contest of one of the City’s tagged heritage trees.
The winners will each receive $100, an invitation to the ATC Annual Meeting, a copy of The Giving Tree, and their photograph will be posted on the ATC website and ATC Facebook page,
Heritage Tree
Amateur Photography Contest
2023 Winners
In April 2023, Amelia Tree Conservancy celebrated 10 years of working with both City of Fernandina Beach and Nassau County staff to preserve island trees. We honored the City of Fernandina Beach’s Heritage Tree Program with a juried photo contest of the City’s tagged heritage trees. Entrants chose a Heritage Tree from the list below of 20 tagged trees. They are all wonderful. Take some time and go and see them for yourself.
Winner Under 18
Sophia DeMott
Heritage Tree in the center of Ash at 8th Street
Winner Over 18
Karen Reily
Heritage Tree at 22 South 8th Street
Eligible Heritage Trees
ATC thanks the staff at the City of Fernandina Beach and Nassau County for their assistance in identifying heritage trees.
HERITAGE TREE MARKER
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Central Park on Atlantic Avenue and South 11th Street between the petanque and baseball field areas - grove of 8 trees
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North side of Alachua between 4th & 5th Street
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Southwest Corner of 10th Street & Ash Street
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Ash Street midway between 9th and 10th Street
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Corner of Ash Street and 16th Street
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Across from 115 Citrona Drive
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Across from 2428 Los Robles Drive
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In small shopping area at the corner of 8th Street & Ash Street (known as Fred's Tree)
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Center of Ash Street & 8th Street (known as Kate's Tree)
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Amelia Island Parkway & Via Del Rey Rd. ROW
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810 Atlantic Avenue
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816 Atlantic Ave- corner of 9th and Atlantic
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112 South 9th Street
If you are unable to upload your image using the link above, please send the image to us at savethetrees@ameliatreeconservancy.org