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1. Why Choose Native Species

   Why choose native species? It is important to preserve the natural biodiversity of our ... of native trees, shrubs and perennials.  The term "native species" refers to vegetation that grew naturally in southern Ontario prior to ... the past, cities and municipalities planted many non-native species that would grow quickly and were tolerant to harsh urban conditions. ...

   Jillaine Yee - 2022-02-15 16:17

2. Getting the buzz on climate resilient pollinator gardens: a UFDG workshop series

   ... to help us gain a better understanding of native plant species. © 2023 Sarah Halonen / LEAF   With the guidance of ... support the natural relationships between co-evolved native species such as the cranesbill miner bee ( Andrena distans ) and wild ...

   Sarah Halonen - 2023-11-01 12:11

3. Wild Native Bee Tour at High Park

   ... Toronto and York University, shared his knowledge about bee species and their habitats- and even showed us different species buzzing around the park! We were joined by leaders like Toronto City ...

   Visitor (not verified) - 2023-10-17 13:13

4. Bountiful Fall – How Native Plants Help Wildlife Prepare For Winter

   ... plants crucial for the life cycles of many wildlife species in our ecosystem all bloom in fall! The three groups of solidago ... (sunflowers) provide pollen that sustains many insect species: 42 bee species depend on goldenrods, 33 on asters and 50 on sunflowers. That’s an ...

   Justin Lewis - 2023-10-04 07:56

5. Recognizing Ontario’s At Risk Trees

   ... posts by Justin Lewis There are over 65 tree species that are native to Ontario, many of which you can see in our local ... there are 11 native trees that are officially classified as Species at Risk? Read on to find out more about these tree species, the reasons ...

   Justin Lewis - 2023-05-17 07:37

6. LEAF-ing Through the forest

   ... the newly planted ones) - Plant native species - Don’t lock your bike to trees along the roadside ...

   Guest Blogger - 2023-10-17 13:13

7. Girdling Roots: The Silent Tree Killer

   ... decline in health before eventually dying. While some tree species such as pines, oaks and maples are more prone to girdling roots, all species are susceptible to girdling roots. The good news is that proper ...

   Jon Curtis - 2023-10-04 07:56

8. DIY - What's Included

   ... virtual consultation with a LEAF arborist to select species and planting locations 5 to 8 foot tall native deciduous tree ...

   Susan Rolfe - 2023-10-18 11:36

9. Tricks, Treats and Trees!

   ... more information on the spooky Kentucky coffeetree and other species to enhance your Halloween décor and backyard biodiversity, check out ...

   Doreen Malapitan - 2023-10-18 07:43

10. Creating a Backyard Oasis for Overwintering Birds

    ... in mind is much easier than you think! By focusing on native species and diversity, you can design a beautiful yard for yourself all while ... with urban stresses such as pollution, light, noise and low species diversity creating many challenges. When planning your yard, consider ...

    Jon Curtis - 2022-12-22 14:45