Each year, Davey awards $1,000 merit-based scholarships to students in the green industry. To be eligible for an Arbor Grant scholarship, students must be enrolled in a two- or four-year program that focuses on forestry, urban forestry, arboriculture or another green industry field.

The 2015 Arbor Grant winners are:

• Ted King, Alleghany College of Maryland;
• Danny Metz, Alleghany College of Maryland;
• Abigail Bruce, Auburn University;
• Spencer Saunders, Auburn University;
• Nelson Geary, Brigham Young University;
• Daniel Hedden, California Polytechnic State University;
• Guy Hernandez, California Polytechnic State University;
• Emma Coleman, Clemson University;
• Tyler Stefancin, Cuyahoga Community College;
• Kelly Overby, Cuyahoga Community College-Eastern Campus;
• Sue Walker, Hinds Community College;
• Eric Fanslau, Hocking College;
• Jackson Savage, Hocking College;
• Brady Kohlenberg, Hocking College;
• Julia Schwager, Iowa State University;
• Levi Vogt, Kansas State University;
• Kodi Stebner, Kent State University;
• Anna Detoro, Kent State University;
• Pamela Sears, Kent State University;
• Rachel Grinwis, Michigan State University;
• Peter Hoch, Michigan Technological University;
• Alexander Helman, Michigan Technological University;
• Rachel Gauthier, Michigan Technological University;
• Jacob MacDougall, Mid-State Technical College;
• Wes Gill, Mississippi State University;
• Srividya Krishnan, Mt. San Antonio College;
• Andrew Herzog, Ohio State University – Agricultural Technical Institute;
• Scott Mendenhall, Oklahoma State University;
• Daniel Noel, Penn State University;
• Hamza Mastroddi, Penn State University–Mont Almo;
• Taylor Souders, Penn State University;
• Casey Johnson, Perdue University;
• Casey Snyder, South Dakota State University;
• John Moore, Stephen F. Austin State University;
• Grace Knott, State University of New York–Cobleskill;
• Megan Jackson, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale;
• Cari Klarich, Tulsa Community College;
• Katherine Ziemlak, University of Massachusetts–Amherst;
• Michael Bahe, University of Minnesota;
• Maggie Harthoorn, University of Nebraska–Lincoln;
• Bryce Crunkilton, University of Wisconsin;
• Luke Scheberl, University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point;
• Taylor Lewnadowski, University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point;
• Jessica Schultz, University of Wisconsin–Madison;
• Sarah Cross, Utah State University;
• Louise Cohn-Still, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;
• Michael Webb, Virginia Tech;
• Mary Marvel, West Virginia University;
• Jack Rowell, West Virginia University; and
• Matthew Zuccari, Western Kentucky University.