OUR ANNUAL TREE PHOTO CONTEST RETURNS!
Thank you to everyone who submitted a photo of a Burlington tree for our annual contest.
Voting is NOW CLOSED. The photo that receives the most votes from the community will be the winner of a $50 gift card for Connon Nurseries!
We are tallying the votes and will be contacting the winner shortly.
Thank you to everyone who submitted a photo and to everyone who voted for their favourite one!
Thank you for celebrating National Forest Week with BurlingtonGreen!
GREEN UP TREE PLANTING EVENT AT MILLCROFT PARK
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 – 9:30 AM TO 11:30 AM
Hosted by BurlingtonGreen & the City of Burlington Forestry Department, this popular event is fun, rewarding, and educational too. Together we’ll grow Burlington’s tree canopy by planting 250 native trees at Millcroft Park!
Open to local residents, students, groups, business employees, space for this event is limited, requires advance registration, and will take place rain or shine.
Thank you to Tree Canada & the LCBO for making this opportunity possible.
ASK AN ARBORIST WEBINAR
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25- 7:00 PM TO 8:30 PM
The always popular, Kyle McLoughlin, Master Arborist and Supervisor of Forest Planning and Health at the City of Burlington, joins us as our local subject matter expert.
Time will be available after the presentation for your tree-related questions. We invite you to send us your questions when you register or email them to us before September 25th.
*Please note: If you have specific questions about Burlington’s tree-bylaw, city tree planting/removing/trimming, please visit the City of Burlington.
GREEN UP TREE PLANTING EVENT AT BROMLEY PARK
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 – 10:00 AM TO 11:30 AM
Another hands-on opportunity to make a positive difference for a greener, healthier Burlington by joining BurlingtonGreen and the City of Burlington Forestry Department to learn about and plant 250 native trees at Bromley Park!
Space for this event is limited, requires advance registration, and will take place rain or shine.
*Please note there is no parking area at the event location, therefore public transit, walking, cycling, or arrangements for drop off and pick up will be required.
Thank you to Tree Canada & the LCBO for making this opportunity possible.
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