Tree Canada

When plans change, impact can still grow 🌱 After setbacks, Les Amis du Boisé Neilson transformed a Québec City schoolyard—planting 54 trees & plants with 60+ volunteers. A story of persistence, community, and local action. Read more: cutt.ly/UtC0ybCj

Maple season is here 🍁 As temperatures rise, sap begins to flow, starting the slow, steady process that turns into maple syrup. Learn how it all comes together, from tree to table. 👉 treecanada.ca/article/sap-is…

📣 Registration is now open for CUFC 2026! Save with early bird rates until May 1. 📍 Québec City | Oct 13–16, 2026 Join leaders shaping the future of urban forestry. 👉 Program: bit.ly/3PRiDcc

📢 Deadline Extended! #bursary We are accepting applications for the Urban Forestry Student Bursary Award until April 10, 2026! Open to eligible post-secondary students across Canada. Applications accepted in English or French. 👉 Apply now: treecanada.ca/grants-awards/…

In a powerful reflection for #InternationalWomensDay, Dr. Adrina Bardekjian considers how the themes of gender data gaps explored in the book, Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez, resonated with her own research. Read the full article: cutt.ly/CtRXplzF

Missed our latest newsletter? Subscribers received updates on: - CUFN Exchange discussions shaping urban forestry - A student bursary for CUFC 2026 - Our upcoming Roots & Revelry gala - New blog articles Subscribe: treecanada.ca/newsletter-sig…

Tammy Steinwand-Deschambeault, Director of the Department of Culture and Lands Protection of the Tłı̨chǫ Government, reflects on education, land, and the responsibility to pass knowledge forward to future generations. Learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=uJDJZp…

Our latest newsletter includes: - A year focused on impact - The launch of the CUFN Exchange - CUFC 2026 Call for Proposals - New restoration and community greening stories Get important updates delivered directly to your inbox. 👉 treecanada.ca/newsletter-sig…

Chief Bertha Rabesca Zoe is the Tłı̨chǫ Government's first elected female chief. She explains how for over 30 years, the land around Behchokǫ̀ has changed dramatically. Watch the full series of videos about this project: youtube.com/watch?v=uJDJZp…

While @villequebec is busy preparing for its winter carnaval, our team travelled on-site for a series of meetings and a field visit in preparation for the 2026 Canadian Urban Forest Conference (CUFC). 👉 Receive the latest updates about CUFC 2026: treecanada.ca/cufc2026-stayi…

Working in partnership with the Tłı̨chǫ Government, these planters are on the front lines of reforesting fire-affected lands and supporting regeneration. Learn more 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=uJDJZp…

From ecosystem restoration and wildfire recovery to community grants, municipal coaching, and knowledge-sharing, Tree Canada’s latest blog shares how we’re strengthening forests and communities across Canada in 2026. 🌳🌲 Read more: treecanada.ca/article/growin…

This video follows Agnieszka "Aga" Duszynska, a quality checker auditing planted seedlings to ensure species selection, placement, and density meet restoration prescriptions. The goal is long-term ecosystem recovery on Tłı̨chǫ lands. Learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=uJDJZp…

Forestry Consultant, Monica Nederend, takes us on a tour of a peculiar planting site and explains field-based quality control and the planning process that goes into this multi-year, multi-phase tree-planting project. Learn more about the project: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Meet Joshua Quaite, Reforestation Operations Manager. Josh explains technical and logistical challenges, including helicopter access to remote burn areas and careful planning to place seedlings in difficult post-wildfire terrain. Learn more: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

An unused paddock at @EllisNatCentre is now a living Indigenous garden rooted in culture, learning, and care. Designed with local Elders, it features medicinal plants, a medicine wheel, an Inukshuk, and learning pathways. Supported by Tree Canada’s Community Tree Grants. 🌿

📣 Tree Canada is now accepting proposals from municipalities interested in hosting the 2028 Canadian Urban Forest Conference, a chance to showcase local leadership, green spaces, and innovation on a national stage. 🗓️ Deadline: May 1, 2026 🔗 cutt.ly/8tdvVDP3

In a project unlike any before, Tree Canada and the Tłı̨chǫ Government have joined forces to restore caribou habitat, combat climate change, and initiate the long process of healing the land after the devastating Northwest Territories wildfires. 🎥 youtube.com/playlist?list=…

We are entering this new year with purpose and hope. 🌱 Across urban and rural communities, each tree planted helps grow better places to live, for people, for nature, and for the future we share. Thank you for being part of this work. 💚 Happy New Year!

The video features Jeff Fisher, a seasoned forester, describing a large-scale ecological restoration project in the Northwest Territories that will plant approximately 1.5 million trees. Watch the main film, This Land Remembers, on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/playlist?list=…