. improving a diamond in the rough .
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ABOUT JMBP
The goal of the JMBP is to create a rich urban forest of trees, native plants, grasses, shrubs, a walking trail and bird habitat along the length of the Jefferson Blvd. median, one of the widest and most barren medians in Dallas. This will inspire pride, value and a deep sense of community in our little corner of Oak Cliff.
Thanks to these donors who make this project possible:
Amber Garland
Art Garcia
Beth Hoffman
Catherine Dodge
Cheryl Hunnicutt
District 1 City Councilwoman Delia Jasso
Freese and Nichols, Inc
Jason Wright
Jerry Beech
Jim Shade
John Rogers
John Stolly
Karen Woodard
Kevin Althans
Lisa Kelley
Matthew Nichols
Michael Shipp
Mike Wicker
Patrick Boyd
Preservation Tree Services
Robert Bellamy Design
Sarah Miller
Steve Hauser
Stephanie Hindall
Van Johnson
Amber Garland
Art Garcia
Beth Hoffman
Catherine Dodge
Cheryl Hunnicutt
District 1 City Councilwoman Delia Jasso
Freese and Nichols, Inc
Jason Wright
Jerry Beech
Jim Shade
John Rogers
John Stolly
Karen Woodard
Kevin Althans
Lisa Kelley
Matthew Nichols
Michael Shipp
Mike Wicker
Patrick Boyd
Preservation Tree Services
Robert Bellamy Design
Sarah Miller
Steve Hauser
Stephanie Hindall
Van Johnson
Links We Love
- Advocate's Oak Cliff Blog
- Arbor Day Foundation
- City of Dallas Arborists
- Community Gardens of Oak Cliff
- Councilwoman Delia Jasso
- Cross Timbers Urban Forestry Council
- Dallas Historic Tree Coalition
- Dallas Urban Forest Advisory Committee
- DMN's Oak Cliff Blog
- Friends of Oak Cliff Parks
- Keistwood Community Garden
- National Audubon Society
- National Wildlife Federation
- Native Plant Society of TX - Dallas Chapter
- Oak Cliff Earth Day
- Polk St. Beautification Project
- Texas Tree Foundation
- Texas Tree Trails
Blog Archive
STEERING COMMITTEE
Van Johnson - founder, president
Patrick Boyd - landscape designer
Jason Wright - treasurer, fundraiser
Matt Nichols - volunteer
Stephanie Hindall - social media
Patrick Boyd - landscape designer
Jason Wright - treasurer, fundraiser
Matt Nichols - volunteer
Stephanie Hindall - social media
The mission of the Jefferson Median Beautification Project is to instill civic pride by bringing together neighbors and local businesses to transform one of the largest medians in Dallas into an urban forest that is both welcoming and inspiring. This community led effort will produce results that will improve out environment, attract people to this area of town and highlight the surrounding neighborhoods as vibrant, clean and attractive places to live and do business.