A Sustainable Urban Forest for Guelph: Pathways to the Future
September 22 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Join a dynamic panel of local experts for an engaging discussion on the future of Guelph’s urban forest.
Discover how cutting-edge technology is helping map, monitor, and grow the urban forest, while learning about the invasive insects and diseases that threaten its future. Whether you’re a homeowner, gardener, environmental enthusiast, or simply curious about the trees around you, you’ll gain valuable insights into how we can all contribute to a greener, healthier city.
Stay for an interactive Q&A session and enter our prize draw for trees and other exciting giveaways!
Learn more about;
- Threats to Guelph’s trees from pests and diseases
- How the City of Guelph’s Tree Management Plan and new Tree By-law will protect and grow our city’s tree canopy.
Presenters and panelists:
- Brian Aukema, Professor and Camerson Chair in Ecological Pest Management University of Guelph, School of Environmental Sciences
- Jay Cranstone, City of Guelph Natural Areas Stewardship Technologist
- Kristen Grittani, City of Guelph Forester
- Moderator: Alison Morrison, Manager of Horticulture, The Arboretum
THIS EVENT IS FREE BUT DONATIONS ARE WELCOME in support of the renovation of the Arboretum Nature Centre.
Doors open at 6:30 pm
No registration required
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