Tree Canada

Tree Canada is the only national non-profit organization dedicated to planting and nurturing trees in rural and urban environments. @ArbresCanada

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Canada’s Urban Forestry Footprint measures the extent and intensity of UF activities in #CDNmuni and visualizes these efforts through an interactive mapping tool. 🌳🗺️ This work helps support urban planning, research, and collaboration across the sector. https://t.co/D20r1kEoWg

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🌿 On #BiodiversityDay, @TreeCanada is launching the Biodiversity Restoration Initiative — helping reverse #biodiversity loss across Canada through tree planting and habitat restoration. A special thanks to the inaugural sponsor, @NespressoCA! 🌎

🔗 https://t.co/qJ7WkoULDy

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Hastings Community Association, @BCIT, @CapilanoU, and Brinkman Group, among others. Tree Canada is proud to support this initiative through its Community Tree Grants program.

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On Saturday, April 18th 2026, volunteers came together in Burrard View Park to plant the Burrard View Food Forest, transforming a sunny open field into the beginning of a vibrant, community-focused space filled with edible and medicinal plants.

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This project is led by the Vancouver Urban Food Forest Foundation in partnership with the @ParkBoard, with ongoing support from several community groups including Eagles Inspirit Protecting Indigenous Fathers Society,

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⏳ Early bird pricing ends this Friday, May 22nd! #CUFC2026

Secure your spot today and join us in Québec City this October for an exciting program of sessions, keynote speakers, field tours, networking opportunities, and more. 🌿

Get your passes here: https://t.co/MwgMEb3aAm

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In 2025, Tree Canada and its partners planted more than 4 million trees. 🌱

Explore a selection of reforestation and afforestation projects helping restore forests, rebuild habitat, and strengthen biodiversity across Canada. 👉 https://t.co/u7ncWvVKOv

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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: https://t.co/jsIzVrMyIJ

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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.
👉 https://t.co/r47uxJr5Um

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📣 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: https://t.co/5i5K7QjAxo

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📢 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: https://t.co/Iukg8YR0jY

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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: https://t.co/bKVhTzwBTj

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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

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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: https://t.co/PqWGOG4a3t

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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.
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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: https://t.co/PqWGOG4a3t

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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:
https://t.co/KFs0FPVnKg

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Working in partnership with the Tłı̨chǫ Government, these planters are on the front lines of reforesting fire-affected lands and supporting regeneration.

Learn more 👉 https://t.co/PqWGOG4a3t