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  • Conifer Tree Walk

    Marie Curtis Park Fourty Second Street and the Waterfront Trail, Etobicoke, Ontario
    Name That Tree! Needles, Cones & EvergreensThursday, July 10th | 3:00–4:00 PMStarting Point: Marie Curtis Park (Etobicoke Creek area) Join us for a one-hour tour focused on 11 coniferous tree species, and a few surprises! Learn how to identify evergreens, explore what makes each tree unique, and meet a species that dates back to the Jurassic […]

  • Pick up Fight The Height Signs

    Hilo Rd 1 Hilo Rd, Toronto, ON, Canada
    Please pre-order  your Fight the Height lawn sign Pick-up Location: 1 Hilo Rd @ Fortieth St Time: Thursday July 10 5-8pm Please do not block any driveway

  • Deciduous Tree Walk

    Colonel Samuel Smith Park Etobicoke, Ontario
    Name that tree!  Deciduous Tuesday, July 15 | 10:00–11:00 AM Join us for a guided walk through beautiful Sam Smith Park and learn to identify 12 Deciduous tree species. Discover what makes each tree unique — from their benefits to pollinators to their role in flood prevention and more. A fun and informative outing for […]

  • Signs of Tree Infestation Workshop

    Long Branch Public Library 3500 Lake Shore Blvd W,, Etobicoke, Ontario
    🪵 Tree Trouble? Learn the Signs! 🐛 Join us for the Signs of Tree Infestation Workshop with the Longbranch Neighbourhood Association 🌲 📅 Date: July 17, 2025 🕕 Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM 📍 Location: Long Branch Library 🌿 Learn how to spot early signs of pests and disease, and get expert tips on […]

  • Pick up Fight the Height Lawn Signs

    59 Ash Crescent 59 Ash Crescent, Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada
    Please pre-order  your Fight the Height lawn sign Pick-up Location: 59 Ash Crescent Time: Saturday July 19 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Please do not block any driveway

  • Maple Tree Walk

    Birch Park 75 Arcadian Circle, Etobicoke, ON, Canada
    Maple Tree Walk – Our most iconic Canadian Tree Maple trees are common around the city, but are not all the same. Long Branch has more different species of Maples than many neighbourhoods in Toronto. Learn to distinguish your Sugar Maples from your Norway Maples and your Sweet Gum from your Japanese Maple on this […]