About Tomorrow's Trees at UCSB

Tomorrow's Trees at UCSB, formerly known as Your Children's Trees at UCSB, is a student community-based non-profit organization founded in coordination with Your Children's Trees the nonprofit for the care of Santa Barbara County's urban forests. Planting trees in our cities helps bring nature to the urban landscape and provides many other benefits, including urban beautification, increased property values, air purification, and water runoff control. Tomorrow's Trees works to keep our urban forests healthy by planting and caring for trees in public areas such as schools, parks, and restoration sites. We also undertake various educational pursuits, including participating in science nights at local elementary schools and conducting environmental restoration plantings in ecological reserves. It's important that we take care of the trees around us for future generations to enjoy their tomorrow.
Meet the Fall 2026 Team!
PRESIDENT
Mia Ryang

Hi, I’m Mia! I’m a fourth year Environmental Studies and Anthropology major minoring in Professional Writing. I love spending my time backpacking, drawing, and reading. I’m passionate about preserving our natural world, and creating a space for others to do the same.
SECRETARY
Kathryn Chan

Hi, I’m Kathryn, the Secretary for Tomorrow’s Trees! I’m a third year and majoring in ENV S B.S. and minoring in Applied Psych. In my free time, I write short stories, chill with my friends, and bike around Santa Barbara. I hope we all have fun touching some grass, planting trees, and leaving our personal touch on this planet one step at a time. 🌱
VICE PRESIDENT
Sarina Rabiee

Hi I’m Sarina! I’m a second year Economics and History of Policy, Law, & Governance double major. In my free time I love to play pickleball, read, and watch soccer!
TREASURER
Addison Goldwasser
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TREE EDUCATION COORDINATOR
Isabella Rocha
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HARDER GROWING GROUNDS COORDINATOR
Susana Mijarez
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SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR
Jackie Santos
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HARDER GROWING GROUNDS COORDINATOR
Winter Adams

Hey, I'm Winter. I'm a fourth year environmental studies major and one of the harder growing grounds coordinator for tomorrows trees. I'm interested in restoration ecology and am glad I can learn how urban forestry connects to restoration through this club!

