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UFORA spearheads Annual Richmond Hill Rotary Tree Planting at The Oak Ridges Conservation Reserve

Jun 27, 2019Denisearborist, climate change adaptation, forestry, invasive species in ontario, landscape, landscape architecture, native plants, nature walks, planting, resources, restoration, revitalization, schools, seedlings, toronto ravines, toronto volunteering, tree maintenance, tree planting, tree service, urban forestry toronto, volunteer, volunteer planting, volunteering, youth volunteer

UFORA organizes the Annual Richmond Hill Rotary Tree Planting at the Oak Ridges Corridor Conservation Reserve with the help of young volunteers from Bond Lake Public School.

Goodbye invasives: Successful native fern planting with help from local students

Jun 10, 2019Deniseclimate change adaptation, community planting, dog-strangling vine, DSV, East York, forestry, garlic mustard, growth, invasive, invasive species, invasive species in ontario, invasives, landscape, native plants, planting, ravine, resources, restoration, revitalization, schools, stewardship, toronto, toronto ravines, toronto volunteering, toronto youth, urban forestry toronto, volunteer, volunteer planting, volunteering, youth volunteer

This past weekend, local students from east Toronto gave a helping hand to plant native ferns in an area that had previously been overrun with invasive plants. The planting day was headed by UFORA’s Stephen Smith who provided the necessary equipment and materials for the planting. The project was funded by the TD Friends of…