Growing Together
Every year, Tree Canada strives to be better, do better and grow more. We want to grow alongside the trees we’ve planted – and will continue to plant – for years to come. We can always do more to better ourselves, our communities, our partnerships and our forests, and we take that work seriously.
A Year in Review
We’re grateful for a passionate community of partners, donors and supporters that help us inspire Canadians to green communities and grow forests across the country.
A snapshot of our key achievements in 2023-2024:
2 Million+ Trees
With the support of our donors, sponsors and partners, we planted 2,297,359 trees, and reforested 1,423 hectares of rural land!
132 Communities
Through our planting programs, we supported greening initiatives in 132 communities across Canada.
9,000+ Volunteers
From National Tree Day to Partners in Planting events, Canadians connected with nature at Tree Canada planting events in every province.
Community Stories
Planting 1 Million Trees on Tłı̨chǫ Lands in NWT
Tree Canada has partnered with Tłı̨chǫ Government to heal lands devastated by wildfires and regenerate caribou habitat by planting one million trees in the Northwest Territories. Millions of hectares of land were burned by forest fires these past years, with 2023 being the worst season on record.
About the partnership
Cultivating Food Security and Tradition at Natoaganeg School in Eel Ground, NB
On October 6th, 2023, 35 edible trees and shrubs were planted at Natoaganeg School, in Eel Ground, New Brunswick, to bolster the school’s outdoor classroom thanks to support from Tree Canada and project sponsor FedEx through the Edible Trees grant program.
About the project
Reviving Nature’s Resilience at Calgary’s Fish Creek Provincial Park
Last September, Wawanesa Insurance employees, in collaboration with community members and park staff, gathered to plant 250 trees and shrubs in this provincial park. This collective effort will increase the diversity of woody vegetation and the poplars’ ages to create a greener, more resilient future.
About the projectAnnual Reports
View a snapshot of results from Tree Canada’s key programs between 2020 and 2024.
