Hot Day, Cool Results
Submitted by Erica Hazlett on June 14, 2018
On Saturday, May 26th we returned to Bridgeview Cordone Park to plant an additional 150 native trees and shrubs in an effort to enhance Richmond Hill’s Urban Forest.
Blogs
Georgina Mayor and Councillors Celebrate Backyard Tree Planting Program
Submitted by Janet McKay on June 07, 2018
With the ongoing loss of ash trees due to the invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), planting new trees is more important than ever.
Toronto Wildlife Centre and LEAF Join Together on #BackyardBiodiversity Campaign
Submitted by Rachel Marcus on June 07, 2018
Your backyard is more than just a comforting green space to relax in. It’s an important part of Toronto’s urban habitat for both plants and animals. From May through December 2018, LEAF is working in partnership with Toronto Wildlife Centre and Ontario Power Generation to provide tips on how to ensure your backyard is beautiful and welcoming for both humans and wildlife.
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work! Enhancing Richmond Hill’s Urban Forest with over 200 Trees and Shrubs
Submitted by Natalie Secen on May 25, 2018
The first of two spring public planting events in Richmond Hill took place on Saturday, May 12, and although rain was in the forecast, Mother Nature was on our side. It ended up being a slightly overcast, mild day – perfect tree planting conditions!
Becoming an Urban Forest Champion Through Our Tree Tenders Training
Submitted by Natalie Secen on May 25, 2018
The spring session of Toronto Tree Tenders has just concluded, which means that thirty more urban forest champions have been released to the city! Congrats graduates!