Urban trees have an immense impact on our daily life by providing cooling effects, clean air, and aesthetic beauty to our neighborhoods. We enjoy being in the park, but we hardly know the trees surrounding us that provide high value in urban settlements. Let’s ditch the screen and reconnect with nature, and explore trees.
Our tree stewardship lead, who graduated from the master of forest conservation program at the University of Toronto will be guiding a one-hour tour. They will teach participants how to identify different deciduous tree species, what makes each of them different plus share some interesting and unique facts about tree and answer all questions. Be prepared to have some old myths busted with scientific facts.
Please update you Llist of Interests, from your My Profile link below, by selecting “Community Walks” and you will be notified the next time a walk is scheduled.
For more information about the Long Branch Tree Fest.
Residents attending the LBNA’s Tree for Free
Learning about the benefits of trees at the annual Long Branch Tree Fest at Marie Curtis Park
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