Meet Tree Canada

Tree Canada is the only national non-profit organization dedicated to planting and nurturing trees in rural and urban environments, in every province across the country.

We help to grow Canada’s tree canopy through our programs, research, and engagement efforts and by offering grants to communities and schools. We are thought-leaders and capacity-builders, collaborating with a network of industry experts, academics, and other non-profits to deepen community knowledge and help municipalities plan and sustain local canopy. 

Our Vision

Improving the lives of Canadians by planting and nurturing trees while teaching about the value of trees.

Our Mission

To inspire, educate and enable Canadians to plant and nurture trees in order to improve lives and address climate change.

Our Values

Passionate: We are committed to a greener, greater Canada.

Collaborative: We work hand-in-hand with partners, governments and agencies.

Integrity: We conduct business with the highest level of professional integrity.

Quality: We are committed to delivering quality educational programs and services.

Results-oriented: We focus on achieving tangible results.

Tree Canada

By the Numbers

84 million trees planted

That’s how many trees we’ve planted since 1992 with the help of our sponsors and partners.

National Greening Program
700 communities and counting

Working with municipalities, schools and local groups, we’ve greened over 700 communities across Canada since 1992.

Greening Communities
10+ areas recovered

Operation ReLeaf programs have helped communities recover from natural disasters and pests for over two decades.

Operation ReLeaf
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Working with Indigenous Communities

Tree Canada believes in honouring the values of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and have proudly collaborated with First Nations communities since our beginnnings. Together, we have helped build healthier communities by planting trees through a shared love and respect for natural spaces.

Annual Reports