Environmental Projects
Tree Planting Collaborations by Year
| Location | Year | # of Trees | Collaboration |
| Southward Park | 2019 | 171 | TD Tree Days |
| Southward Park | 2021 | 158 | TD Tree Days |
| Neighbourhood Parks | 2021 | 170 | Staff Tree Planting |
| Centennial Parks | 2022 | 500 | NPCA Restoration Program |
| Forty Mile Creek | 2022 | 500 | NPCA Restoration Program and TD Tree Days |
| Southward Park | 2022 | 105 | TD Tree Days |
| Centennial Parks | 2023 | 500 | NPCA Restoration Program and TD Tree Days |
| Forty Mile Creek | 2023 | 260 | NPCA Restoration Program and Knights Archives |
| Southward Park | 2023 | 250 | TD Tree Days |
| Neighbourhood Parks | 2023 | 40 | Staff Tree Planting |
460 trees planted in Centennial Park on April 30th, 2022.
Thank you to the NPCA and volunteers for making the planting a success. The plantings were funded through the NPCA Restoration Grant Program.
Planting Benefits:
- Decrease Water Pollution
- Stabilizes Creek Bank
- Reduces Flooding Risk
- Improves Habitat Biodiversity
2022 was the first year of the restoration in Centennial Park.
500 trees planted in Centennial Park on October 14th, 2023.
Thank you to NPCA, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation and all the volunteers who joined us at another successful community planting.
Native Planting Benefits:
- Increased biodiversity
- Water Quality Improvement
- Climate Change Mitigation
- Increased Forest Cover
- Reduces Soil Erosion
- Stabilizes Creek Bank
500 trees planted in Forty Mile Park on October 4th, 2022.
Thank you to NPCA, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation and all the volunteers who joined us at another successful community planting.
Native Planting Benefits:
- Increased biodiversity
- Water Quality Improvement
- Climate Change Mitigation
- Increased Forest Cover
2022 was the first year of the restoration at Forty Mile Creek.
260 trees planted in Forty Mile Park on April 22nd, 2023.
Thank you to NPCA, Knight's Archives and all the volunteers who joined us at another successful community planting.
Native Planting Benefits:
- Increased biodiversity
- Water Quality Improvement
- Climate Change Mitigation
- Increased Forest Cover
2023 was the second year of the restoration at Forty Mile Creek.
The Grimsby Green Advisory Committee
Legacy Seedling Program
- The program aims to invest in tree planting and stewardship on private land to help enhance and expand Grimsby's urban forest, and to improve the health of the local environment
- This program will create a stewardship opportunity to assist with the protection and preservation of Grimsby's ecosystem
- The committee will be at the May 26th, 2022 Farmers Market to handout seedlings to interested residents
- Using an interactive mapping system we plan to monitor all residential tree plantings to track our progress!
Grimsby Garden Club's
2nd Annual Earth Day Carolinian Native Tree & Shrub Sale - 2022
160 Trees Sold (and counting...)
Rotary Watershed Cleanup - 20 Locations Cleaned - April 23rd, 2022
The Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup initiative is an effort that has grown from a District 7090 service project covering a small portion of Lake Ontario and Erie to a multi-district plan to focus Rotarians’ and citizens' attention to all 5 of the Great Lakes and streams and waterways feeding them.
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Grimsby ON, L3M 0J5
Phone: 905-945-9634
Fax: 905-945-5010
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