Trees For Life

Talking trees with Mark Cullen.

The University of Guelph partnered with Trees for Life to plant about 700 trees.

As your association, one of our most important jobs is to reflect what you do and who you are — to the trade and to the public.

The Trees for Life committee will coordinate and support activities that protect and enhance the urban forest in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

The Trees for Life launch was a very impressive and important event for a number of reasons.

LO members recently joined forces with Trees for Life to install 80 caliper trees at Toronto’s Archbishop Romero Catholic High School.

A fundraising event in Goderich helped raise awareness of the massive tree planting program that was initiated following the devastating tornado that wreaked havoc on August 21, 2011.

Included with this issue of Landscape Ontario magazine is a free copy of the new 32-page book Trees for Life: 52 Tips for a Greener World.

The Trees for Life project, formerly known as Toronto Tree Canopy Coalition, has set a goal to double the tree canopy of Toronto and surrounding areas by 2050.