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Small Beginnings: Greening St. Augustine’s Anglican Church in Edmonton
The Rewilding Committee, a group of dedicated volunteers in Edmonton, Alberta, received a $10,000 grant to add more greenery to St. Augustine's...
Tree Canada Launches Operation ReLeaf Grants to Combat Tree Loss from Natural Disasters
Tree Canada Launches Operation ReLeaf Grants to Combat Tree Loss from Natural Disasters [Ottawa, 26 August 2024] – Tree Canada has...
Equity in Canada’s Urban Forests
Over the past decade, urban forestry has shifted from focusing on methods and frameworks to addressing broader social and environmental issues, especially...
Community-Driven Land Restoration in Manitoba’s Boreal Forest
The Whitefish River First Nation Public Library’s is growing a community garden to create a space where youth and elders can come...
Growing Community with the Whitefish River First Nation Library
The Whitefish River First Nation Public Library’s is growing a community garden to create a space where youth and elders can come...
Branching Out: A Look at Tree Canada’s 2024 Community Tree Grants
As we embark on another year of community greening across Canada, it’s with immense pleasure and gratitude that we share insights into...
Why Maintenance Matters: Stewarding Our Urban Forests
Urban trees and shrubs provide numerous benefits to our towns and cities. Lining our streets and filling our parks and green spaces,...
Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and the Tree Canada Legacy
Many environmental accolades have been attributed to Brian Mulroney: the U.S.-Canada Air Quality Agreement that reduced acid rain, the Environmental Protection Act,...
Cultivating a Greener Future on Dairy Farms in 2024
In a world where environmental concerns are top of mind for many people, Tree Canada is forging innovative partnerships to address these...
Rooted in Resilience: Growing Hope Through Reforestation
Tree Canada is thrilled to announce an exciting and innovative reforestation project in British Columbia. This collaboration with the sməlqmix (Lower Similkameen...
Bringing Back the Caribou: 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...
Retired Forestry Specialist: Bruce Carter
After 11 years of dedicated service, Tree Canada deeply thanks Bruce Carter, our retired Forestry Specialist in Nova Scotia. As Forestry Specialist,...
Urban Wildlife: Uncovering Hidden Wonders From Your Window
Urban wildlife is like a secret ingredient that makes our cities lively, sustainable, and exciting places to live. Believe it or not,...