Fostering Urban Forestry Knowledge Exchange

Learning Together

As a key player in advancing the field of urban forestry in Canada, Tree Canada leads initiatives that facilitate the exchange of important information. Through webinars, knowledge-sharing, and engaging discussions, Tree Canada is on a mission to create a collaborative space where experts, professionals, and enthusiasts can come together to share insights, innovations, and best practices in urban forestry.

By bridging gaps in knowledge and promoting a culture of continuous learning, Tree Canada not only contributes to the sustainable development of urban green spaces but also strengthens the collective expertise needed to address the challenges and opportunities in Canada’s urban forestry landscape.

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Recent Webinar

Inspiring Community Action, Connection and Stewardship

In November 2024, Tree Canada presented an E-Lecture series, as part of the Canadian Institute of Forestry’s National E-Lecture Program, titled “Inspiring Community Action, Connection and Stewardship: How Can Civic Involvement Support Canadian Urban Forests?” Curated by Dr. Adrina C. Bardekjian, Tree Canada’s Director of Research and Engagement, this webinar series brought together experts to delve into critical issues surrounding equity within the realm of urban forestry.

We invite you to watch these recorded sessions and gain a deeper understanding of this evolving topic:

Sadia Butt, PhD, Association for Canadian Educational Resources (ACER)
How Treehuggers Save the Urban Forest! Mississauga, Canada Case Study on Local Level Engagement in Urban Forest Governance

Corinne Bassett, PhD Postdoctoral Associate, Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University
From Tyranny to Hope: Small Decisions as a Lever for Strategic Change in Urban Forest Management

Danijela Puric-Mladenovic, PhD, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto
Supporting Canada’s Urban Forests Through Mapping and Fostering Community Stewardship

Carly Ziter, PhD, Associate Professor, Biology Department, Concordia University
Key Lessons to Improve Cross- Sectoral Collaboration for Urban Nature-Based Solutions

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