For more than 90 years, Stadler Nurseries has believed that planting trees is one of the most meaningful investments we can make in our communities. Each year, Stadler Nurseries plants more than 25,000 trees across the Washington region, creating beauty, cleaner air, wildlife habitat, shade, and a lasting legacy for future generations.
That commitment extends well beyond home landscapes.
Earlier this year, Lisa Stadler was honored to join the Board of Trustees of National Park Trust, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting our national parks and connecting people with the outdoors. Her appointment reflects a lifelong commitment to conservation, public green spaces, and the important role trees and parks play in creating healthier, more vibrant communities.
The connection is a natural one. For decades, Stadler Nurseries has supplied trees and shrubs for projects throughout the Washington metropolitan area. The National Park Service has long been one of the nursery’s valued customers, and Stadler trees and shrubs can be found in projects at many national parks and monuments throughout the region.
Whether helping a homeowner select the perfect shade tree, planting trees in a neighborhood, or contributing to landscapes enjoyed by millions of visitors each year, Stadler Nurseries remains committed to making a positive difference.
Lisa’s service on the National Park Trust board reflects the same values that have guided the nursery for generations: investing in trees, strengthening communities, and helping preserve the natural places that enrich our lives.
To learn more about Lisa’s role as a trustee and the work of National Park Trust, visit National Park Trust Board of Trustees.