Inspired by our Adopt-a-Street-Tree project in the Junction neighbourhood of Toronto, The Trees Amongst Us by Nicola Woods is a series of photographs mounted on metal leaf depicting the street trees throughout the seasons.
Please note this course is now full. Add your name to the wait list by clicking the registration link above.
Would you like to be able to identify the tree species around you? Do you want to learn best practices for selecting, planting and caring for trees in your yard or community?
This event is supported by The Town of Richmond Hill, The Regional Municipality of York, and The Government of Ontario Great Lakes Fund.
Join us for a morning of tree planting in Bridgeview Cordone Park and take home a free native shrub to plant in your yard (while supplies last). All ages welcome for this family-friendly event!
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This event is supported by City of Toronto, Ontario Power Generation, and Toronto Parks and Trees Foundation.
Our volunteers play a critical role in helping improve the urban forest. There are various ways in which you can get involved depending on your skills, interests and availability. Please note that volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.
This event is supported by The Town of Richmond Hill, The Regional Municipality of York, and The Government of Ontario Great Lakes Fund.
Join us for a morning of tree planting in Bridgeview Cordone Park and take home a free native shrub to plant in your yard (while supplies last). All ages welcome for this family-friendly event!
Please wear
Join us for a guided tree tour through Colonel Samuel Smith Park! LEAF’s certified arborist will lead the tour and share seasonal tips on tree identification. Focusing on buds, flowers, and fruits in the spring, we’ll then return to the same trees in the fall to look at fall colour, bark and leaf shape.
This event is part of a two-part series which will allow participants to tour the same route in spring and fall to discuss varying tree identification techniques.
Tour Leader: Brenna Anstett
This event is supported by OakvilleGreen Conservation Association and The Town of Oakville.
Would you like to be able to identify the tree species around you? Do you want to learn best practices for selecting, planting and caring for trees in your yard or community?
This event is supported by City of Toronto, Ontario Power Generation, and Toronto Parks and Trees Foundation.
Our volunteers play a critical role in helping improve the urban forest. There are various ways in which you can get involved depending on your skills, interests and availability. Please note that volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.
This event is supported by City of Toronto, Ontario Power Generation, and Toronto Parks and Trees Foundation.
Our volunteers play a critical role in helping improve the urban forest. There are various ways in which you can get involved depending on your skills, interests and availability. Please note that volunteers must be at least 18 years of age.
Join us for a guided tree tour through Colonel Samuel Smith Park! LEAF’s certified arborist will lead the tour and share seasonal tips on tree identification. Focusing on buds, flowers, and fruits in the spring, we’ll then return to the same trees in the fall to look at fall colour, bark and leaf shape.
This event is part of a two-part series which will allow participants to tour the same route in spring and fall to discuss varying tree identification techniques.
Tour Leader: Brenna Anstett