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We’re Guelph Urban Forest Friends, or GUFF as we like to be called.

Our vision is to see Guelph's urban forest protected and growing whether it is on public or private lands.

We are a group of citizens working, through education and advocacy, to maintain and increase the health, integrity and area of Guelph’s urban forest. We believe that the ecological and social benefits that trees provide offer immense value to everyone.

Trees of Guelph

Deciduous trees are those that lose all of their leaves for part of the year. Learn more about the many types of deciduous trees you see around Guelph.

Evergreen trees typically have foliage year-round unlike deciduous trees that shed all their leaves annually.

 

Native Trees

A native tree is a species that was growing here before the arrival of Europeans. Since that time deforestation and the introduction of invasive alien species (Purple loosetrife, Norway maple, and Buckthorns for example) have seriously reduced the number of standing native trees.

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Trees for Wildlife

 

Wildlife friendly trees can bring birds, pollinators, and other small animals, like squirrels, into your garden.

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Upcoming Tree-Related Events

Upcoming Events