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City of Pembroke Announces Funding from Trees Canada and Trees Ontario Green Streets Grant

Tree Canada and Trees Ontario’s Green Streets Program Helps Vaughan Plant Trees

Trees Ontario Supports Brampton's New Community Forest Project With Green Streets Grant

Municipality of Brockton Receives Green Streets Grant from Tree Canada and Trees Ontario

Carolinian Canada Coalition Forum, Exploring the Nature of Climate Change

Three Ottawa Greenspaces Receive Green Streets Canada Grants

Wasaga Beach completes the picture with beautiful trees

Trees Ontario to kick off National Forestry Week by giving out 1,500 White Pine seedlings at First Canadian Place

Trees Ontario announces new Communications Manager

Trees Ontario Supports Youth Ranger Program Which Benefits Environment and Helps Fight Climate Change.

Trees Ontario Foundation joins with Tree Canada in supporting urban forests programs in 8 municipalities across Ontario.

Premier of Ontario announces target of 50 million trees planted by 2020, in partnership with the Trees Ontario Foundation

Durham Region's Chex Television recently featured Trees Ontario in its Newswatch program.

TOF Chair John Cary Wins Two Awards

Grade 8 Students in Grimsby Celebrate by Planting Trees.

TOF Helps Naturalize Toronto Park

TOF Honours Al Gore

Premier McGuinty celebrates Earth Day

2.6 million trees planted

Storm Followed by Green Side Up

TOF Helps Return of Atlantic Salmon

Boost for Quinte Tree Planting

Reforesting local properties devastated by the August 2006 tornadoes

Premier and Minister join TOF at Earth Day

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Premier and Minister of the Environment join Trees Ontario at Earth Day

Premier Dalton McGuinty and Minister of the Environment Laurel Broten join Trees Ontario Foundation tree planters at The Green Living Show in Toronto, Friday April 27, 2007.

Left to right: Rob Bellis, Premier McGuinty, Ben Keen, Michael Scott, President and CEO of TOF, Minister Laurel Broten.

Green Living Show