Join us for a daytime tour of The Arboretum’s Gene Bank with John Ambrose and Sean Fox. The Gene Bank is a living archive containing the genetic diversity of many rare Ontario species. Meet at the Arboretum Centre.
Join us as we celebrate and honor this years recipient of the Henry Kock Stewardship Award. Enjoy an evening with Cherie Dillen from Pelee Island Butterfly Sanctuary speaking about “Trees, Butterflies and Pelee Island…The story of the butterfly’s recovery one tree at a time. Introductory remarks by Sean Fox. Prizes and Reception following event. Event …
Walk starts at The Arboretum kiosk at the Campus entrance to the Arboretum
Tree Trust Neighbourhood Walk : Join us for a 1km neighbourhood walk to learn about retaining older trees in the urban forest, and how you can help Guelph grow with succession planting! Guided by ISA certified arborist Aaron Boonstra of Reep Green Solutions. Meet at Drew Park (29 Drew St). Street Parking available No washrooms …
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Come out for an evening of drinks and tree trivia. Test your tree and forest knowledge with your team and win a prize. Cash bar. Doors open at 7:30 PM and Trivia starts at 8 PM. This event is in conjunction with Green Drinks.
Community tree planting event open to all ages. Join Trees for Guelph and other volunteers plant native trees and shrubs on the west side of the woodlot in Norm Jary Park. A great chance to learn about some of the native trees and shrubs in our region, proper planting techniques, and to get some fresh …
Tree Bingo is a fun and educational game designed to celebrate National Forestry Week, perfect for families to enjoy together while learning about different types of trees and their characteristics. Rain Date: Sunday September 29, 2024 from 1:00 - 2:30 Location: Yorklands site/former OR (785 York Rd). Meet at gates To register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tree-bingo-national-forest-week-edition-tickets-1002566061077
Step into a fluttering forest of imagination! From Sunday, September 21 to Saturday, September 27, over 400 students from five Guelph schools — John F. Ross CVI, Central Public School, University of Guelph, John McCrae Public School, and Centennial CVI — invite you to explore a stunning outdoor gallery of hand-drawn moths and butterflies, each representing a unique species supported by oak …
Hidden Treasures of the Urban Forest: A Guided Walk Immerse yourself in our urban Preservation Park forest on a guided native tree walk. Led by tree experts from Guelph Tree Trust, Nature Guelph & Reep Green Solutions Along the way, we’ll explore: Tree species and their stories Signs of health, age, and natural forest management …
Celebrate Land, Learning & Community! Join us for a week-long festival filled with inspiration, connection, and hands-on experiences that celebrate the land and the people who care for it. Enjoy a dynamic mix of: Workshops on sustainability, ecology, and land stewardship Engaging speakers sharing stories and solutions Guided forest & farm tours that bring nature to life Kids’ activities to spark …
Forest Therapy originated in Japan in the 1980's. Today it is practiced all around the world and studies show incredible benefits of regular, intentional sessions with nature, including a reduction in blood pressure and stress levels, relief of symptoms of depression, and an increased sense of wellbeing. To celebrate National Forest Week, Yorklands is hosting …
Step Into History: Afternoon Walk in Victoria Woods Join us for a captivating afternoon tour through The Arboretum’s Victoria Woods, led by the knowledgeable and engaging Terry Schwann. Discover the rich stories rooted in this historic woodlot—its ecological legacy, cultural significance, and the quiet beauty that has stood the test of time. Where: Victoria Woods, The Arboretum Bring: Comfortable …