As part of the national NeighborWoods program, Baton Rouge Green holds a goal of planting in twelve underserved neighborhoods over three years, one from each Metro Council district In 2009, Baton Rouge Green worked with Carol Jack Drive, a one-street neighborhood located off of Cedarcrest Avenue, the Valley Park community, Timber creek Subdivision, and Perry Place, a Habitat for Humanity development located in North Baton Rouge that houses former New Orleans residents who were displaced during Hurricane Katrina

Baton Rouge Green planted thousands of trees along main interstate corridors and highly visible roadways and continues to maintain over 4,800 trees at 23 sites, with corporate support in the form of sponsorships

Provide professional management services to East Baton Rouge City-Parish for assistance in Project Management of the Green Light Beautification Program