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Become a Guardian of Ontario's Forests

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Become a Guardian of Ontario’s Forests

A special group of individuals who care about the future of Ontario’s forests, wetlands and wildlife.

As a Guardian of Ontario’s Forests you will be provided with unique benefits. This group is comprised of individuals who make an annual contribution of $500-$1000 or more in support of the work that Trees Ontario undertakes. Funding from these individuals helps to ensure that we are able to plant trees in locations within the province that are in serious need of reforestation aid.

You will receive specific benefits such as an annual guided group tour of some our planting sites, as well as a visit from Trees Ontario staff to discuss the work that we are currently undertaking and why it is so crucially important.

Become a Guardian of Ontario Forests Today

Please take a moment right now to join a group of outstanding individuals helping to preserve the forests in our spectacular province.

All Guardians of Ontario’s Forests receive:

  • Copies of our electronic e-newsletter, (quarterly)

     

  • A gold lapel pin that indicates that you are a member of this group

     

  • A copy of the special e-newsletter, Friends of the Forest, which will update you on current projects Trees Ontario is undertaking

     

  • A copy of our Update Report

     

  • A listing in our Update Report (if desired)

     

  • Recognition on our website (if desired); access to online planting map site

     

  • Invitations to our annual event for donors at this level, with a guest speaker

     

  • Invitation to tour one of our planting sites, (annually)

     

  • A visit from a Trees Ontario staff member to update you on the work that we are currently undertaking, (if requested)

     

For more information, please phone Emily Moore, Senior Development Officer at 1-800-646-1193 or emoore@treesontario.ca.