This idea from the TUD environmental initiative TUUWI is a subproject of the Campus design master plan. The number of trees on campus has been drastically reduced over the past years due to various construction measures and the necessary legal obligations to implement traffic safety measures. Replacement and compensatory planting has not always benefited the campus.

In collaboration with the TUD environmental group, the Saxon Real Estate and Construction Management (Staatsbetrieb Sächsisches Immobilien- und Baumanagement – SIB) and the City of Dresden, we have been planting adopted trees on campus since spring 2018.

A certificate of donation can be issued in the amount of 500 or 1,000 euros. The TU Dresden Foundation manages the donations. You are welcome to make suggestions pertaining to the location or type of tree and we will discuss these possibilities with you.

Since 2018, 30 trees have already been planted as part of this project.

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The first donated tree on campus

..... is a field maple located in front of the Günther-Landgraf-Bau building. Former Rector Prof. Hans Müller-Steinhagen has assumed sponsorship.

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The Association of Friends and Sponsors of TU Dresden

...... has adopted a Japanese cherry tree planted in the courtyard of the Rector's Office (Mommsenstraße).

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Dr. Christina Janz

..... has adopted a Japanese cherry tree planted in the courtyard of the Rector's Office (Mommsenstraße).

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Prof. Thomas Bürger

..... has adopted a Japanese cherry tree planted in the courtyard of the Rector's Office (Mommsenstraße).

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LIONS Hilfswerk Dresden Semper

..... has adopted a Japanese cherry tree planted in the courtyard of the Rector's Office (Mommsenstraße).

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The bank Ostsächsische Sparkasse Dresden

..... has adopted two Japanese cherry trees planted in the courtyard of the Rector's Office (Mommsenstraße).

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A group of alumni from the Faculty of Psychology

..... has adopted a European oak tree planted in front of the Andreas-Schubert-Bau building. The group's members are Prof. Angela Francke, Dr. Mathias Hofmann, Dr. Marleen Jacobi, Prof. Philipp Kanske, Dr. Doreen Reifegerste, Dr. Ulrike Rösler and Dr. Ines Thronicker.

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Prof. Wolfgang E. Nagel

..... has adopted a wild cherry tree planted at the Willersbau building.

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Prof. Stefan Gumbold

..... has adopted a St. Lucie cherry tree located at the Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau building.

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The TU environmental initiative

..... has adopted a Norway maple tree located at the Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau building.

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Prof. Edeltraud Günther and Prof. Thomas Günther

..... have adopted a St. Lucie cherry tree located at the Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau building.

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TU Dresden’s Directorate 7 – Communication and Marketing

..... has adopted a St. Lucie cherry tree planted at the Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau building.

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Prof. Achim Mehlhorn

..... has adopted a Norway maple tree.

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TU Dresden’s Unit 4.1 – Space Management and Planning

..... has adopted a hophornbeam tree located at the Andreas-Schubert-Bau building.

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Ms. Cornelia Blum

..... has adopted a honey locust tree located at the Jante-Bau building.

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The Akademischer Papieringenieurver­ein (Academic Paper Engineering Association) at TU Dresden

..... has adopted a European oak tree located at the Andreas-Schubert-Bau building.

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The seminar group SF 13 - TVE23 - TVI 33 - 68/407/P

..... has adopted a sessile oak tree located at the Recknagelbau building. The alumni group studied together in the Technical Transportation Cybernetics section at the “Friedrich List” University of Traffic Sciences from 1968 to 1972.

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Mr. Kay Schomburg

..... has adopted a small-leaved lime tree located at the Gerhart-Potthoff-Bau building.

Adopt a tree and support the effort to make TU Dresden’s campus greener!

We look forward to receiving your inquiries and are happy to advise you.

For more information about the "Adopt a Tree" Initiative, visit the Sustainable Campus Project website.