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Restoring Stanley Park: Community and Conservation Efforts Combat Moth Infestation
Stanley Park is Vancouver’s first and largest urban park, stemming from 400-hectares of coastal temperate rainforest, with views of water, mountains and majestic trees along the park’s famous Seawall….

Is That a Bear in Your Tree? Living Peacefully With Wildlife
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Tree Canada Now Accepting Applications for 2025 Community Tree Grants
Eligible groups are encouraged to apply for funding by December 9, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. EST. In 2024, Tree Canada approved funding for 116 Community Tree Grant projects in 96 communities across Canada, totaling over $1 million….

Celebrating National Tree Day Contest Winners
On September 25 and 28, 2024, Tree Canada celebrated another successful National Tree Day (NTD), bringing together communities across the country to plant trees and enhance green spaces….

Over 3,000 BMO and Tree Canada volunteers to plant trees in every province for National Tree Day 2024
BMO and Tree Canada are partnering for the third consecutive year to help Canadians improve the health of their communities in celebration of National Tree Day….

Your Ultimate Guide to National Tree Day 2024
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Then and Now: The Ongoing Impact of National Tree Day Planting Events
As the 13th edition of National Tree Day approaches, it’s the perfect time to look back at some of our past planting sites and celebrate the lasting impact that volunteers have made….

Impactful National Tree Day 2024 Projects!
September is always a very exciting month at Tree Canada! Our fall planting season is in full swing, and we collaborate with partners across the country to celebrate trees on National Tree Day. Our team works hard to select the right projects to ensure the trees we plant have a lasting impact on communities….

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 Anglican Church, thanks to Tree Canada’s Community Tree Grant program and project sponsor, FedEx….