This multi-day course is designed for individuals who want to gain tree-related knowledge and skills. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about trees, and how to properly care for them then this course for you!
Each session provides basic arboriculture training which includes a combination of indoor and outdoor instruction. The final day of the course includes a group tree planting, putting the knowledge learned to practice.
Read about some of the amazing projects our graduates are working on from Trees Please! to Baview Buckets, community gardens, tree audits and library lawns. Take the course and get involved in your community!
Topics
| Tree biology, anatomy and functions Trees and soils Tree identification Identifying and managing tree stresses | Tree planting and establishment Tree care and maintenance Municipal bylaws and policies How to get involved in urban forest issues |
Testimonials
“The program is designed to be
useful for new or seasoned tree enthusiasts. It's a fun, info-packed course!”
James, 2010 Graduate
“For someone who already has studied biology,
this course was an impressive overview of everything tree-related with a little
something for everyone.”
Anonymous
“Achieved my goal of feeling more connected to
trees and therefore I want to look after them better. Exciting to be in a
room full of people that love trees. Thank you!”
Karen, 2010 Graduate
“This was an amazing crash course
that answered all the questions I'd ever had about trees, how to identify them
and how to care for them. I came out with a new appreciation for trees
and for the people in our city who care for them.”
Grace, 2009 Graduate
Please note
Space is limited. Participants must be at least 18 years of age or older. Registration in the course will not be confirmed until full payment is received. Payment cannot be refunded or deferred to future classes.
