Fall Newsletter 2026
Interested in catching up with us and finding out what we’ve been up to this year? You can access our most recent newsletter by clicking here!
Interested in catching up with us and finding out what we’ve been up to this year? You can access our most recent newsletter by clicking here!
On Saturday, May 30th, 2026, Master of Forest Conservation, Braedon Witt, led an informative, guided walk through Upper Queens Park in Stratford. Starting at 9:30am, participants met at the Gingko tree at the entrance to the Arthur Meighen Garden to begin a 1.5 hour tour of the historic grounds. This Read more
On May 2, 2026, the Stratford-Perth Tree Trust was proud to join our community partners at City Hall to host former environment minister Catherine McKenna for an afternoon of honest discussion. As an organization rooted in local action, we were thrilled to see such a strong turnout from neighbors who Read more
The Toronto Islands Community Tree Trust Chapter is gearing up for another exciting year of environmental stewardship and community involvement. This April, the group welcomed staff for a special visit across the Islands to showcase the incredible work volunteers have done over the past several years to help keep the Read more
On a cold morning in March, community members gathered at the New Hamburg Arboretum to watch something you do not see every day. Arborists from Baum Tree Care carefully climbed and pruned two mature pin oak trees as part of a REEP Green Solutions/Tree Trust conservation effort. The event brought Read more
Click on the image above to visit Guelph Mercury’s article about our 2025 Tree of the Year. Join us on Wednesday, April 15 at 10 a.m. and watch skilled arborists care for this incredible Butternut Hickory tree. More details in the article above.
The Toronto Islands Community chapter of Tree Trust is honoured to have received several donations in memory of islander Peter Dewdney. He passed away on January 22nd, 2026, at home, surrounded by loved ones. In the words of his wife, Gaye Jackson, Peter was a rock solid part of Toronto Read more