TREES FOR ALL

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The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA), in collaboration with local community groups, municipalities, environmental agencies, and government organizations, has established the Niagara Peninsula Tree Planting Partnership. Our collective mission is to contribute significantly to Canada's goal of planting 2 billion trees, enhancing the ecological health of the Niagara Peninsula watershed.

Program overview:

In early 2023, we launched the 'Trees For All' program, inviting private landowners in Niagara, Haldimand, and Hamilton to express interest in tree planting opportunities on their properties. The response was overwhelming, with over 800 landowners registering—thank you for your enthusiasm and commitment!

In late 2024, NPCA secured $2.3 million in funding from Natural Resources Canada’s 2 Billion Trees program, enabling a significant expansion of our tree-planting efforts. With ongoing support from all partners, we are well-positioned to make a lasting impact.

Current Status:

Since 2024, our team has been actively visiting prospective planting sites to assess suitability and finalize plans with landowners and municipal partners. We look forward to a 2nd planting season in 2025!


About this portal:

Consider this the hub for engaging with the Trees for All program, where you will find:
  • Background documents for landowners, program participants, and partners.
  • A project timeline and Frequently Asked Questions.
  • Online engagement tools to provide feedback and share stories and ideas (when applicable)


Ways to get involved:

  • Landowners: Stay tuned for future planting opportunities!
  • Organizations & Groups: Partner with us—offer sites, host events, or volunteer. Express interest ➡️
  • Have Questions? Ask us below, and we’ll get back to you!
  • Spread the Word: Share Trees For All and encourage your network to get involved.

Looking to make a lasting environmental impact?

Through generous donations, the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Foundation helps expand reforestation initiatives across the watershed, creating healthier, more resilient ecosystems for future generations. Consider donating to help ensure that more trees are planted and protected.

The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA), in collaboration with local community groups, municipalities, environmental agencies, and government organizations, has established the Niagara Peninsula Tree Planting Partnership. Our collective mission is to contribute significantly to Canada's goal of planting 2 billion trees, enhancing the ecological health of the Niagara Peninsula watershed.

Program overview:

In early 2023, we launched the 'Trees For All' program, inviting private landowners in Niagara, Haldimand, and Hamilton to express interest in tree planting opportunities on their properties. The response was overwhelming, with over 800 landowners registering—thank you for your enthusiasm and commitment!

In late 2024, NPCA secured $2.3 million in funding from Natural Resources Canada’s 2 Billion Trees program, enabling a significant expansion of our tree-planting efforts. With ongoing support from all partners, we are well-positioned to make a lasting impact.

Current Status:

Since 2024, our team has been actively visiting prospective planting sites to assess suitability and finalize plans with landowners and municipal partners. We look forward to a 2nd planting season in 2025!


About this portal:

Consider this the hub for engaging with the Trees for All program, where you will find:
  • Background documents for landowners, program participants, and partners.
  • A project timeline and Frequently Asked Questions.
  • Online engagement tools to provide feedback and share stories and ideas (when applicable)


Ways to get involved:

  • Landowners: Stay tuned for future planting opportunities!
  • Organizations & Groups: Partner with us—offer sites, host events, or volunteer. Express interest ➡️
  • Have Questions? Ask us below, and we’ll get back to you!
  • Spread the Word: Share Trees For All and encourage your network to get involved.

Looking to make a lasting environmental impact?

Through generous donations, the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Foundation helps expand reforestation initiatives across the watershed, creating healthier, more resilient ecosystems for future generations. Consider donating to help ensure that more trees are planted and protected.

Ask a question!

Thank you for taking the time to ask questions. If you require a response, our team will get back to you as soon as possible. 

Please note that a response will be provided through this same portal and may be answered privately or publicly for others to see. If you wish to have your question responded to privately, kindly state this in your message. 

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  • Share Would it be possible to rewild Morgan’s Point conservation area. A huge area, probably over half is dedicated to grass. The benefits of Re establishing the Carolinian forest would be enormous to the environment. The grass currently is cut shorter than a golf course and there are numerous circular wheel marks everywhere caused by the gas lawn mowers. on Facebook Share Would it be possible to rewild Morgan’s Point conservation area. A huge area, probably over half is dedicated to grass. The benefits of Re establishing the Carolinian forest would be enormous to the environment. The grass currently is cut shorter than a golf course and there are numerous circular wheel marks everywhere caused by the gas lawn mowers. on Twitter Share Would it be possible to rewild Morgan’s Point conservation area. A huge area, probably over half is dedicated to grass. The benefits of Re establishing the Carolinian forest would be enormous to the environment. The grass currently is cut shorter than a golf course and there are numerous circular wheel marks everywhere caused by the gas lawn mowers. on Linkedin Email Would it be possible to rewild Morgan’s Point conservation area. A huge area, probably over half is dedicated to grass. The benefits of Re establishing the Carolinian forest would be enormous to the environment. The grass currently is cut shorter than a golf course and there are numerous circular wheel marks everywhere caused by the gas lawn mowers. link

    Would it be possible to rewild Morgan’s Point conservation area. A huge area, probably over half is dedicated to grass. The benefits of Re establishing the Carolinian forest would be enormous to the environment. The grass currently is cut shorter than a golf course and there are numerous circular wheel marks everywhere caused by the gas lawn mowers.

    Mark asked over 1 year ago

    Hi Mark,

    Thank you for your inquiry.  Its possible.  Trees for All staff work closely with our Land Planning and Conservation Area Operations teams to identify planting opportunities on NPCA lands.  I appreciate their is a planning process underway for Morgan's Point CA this may be an outcome for there in the future.

    Thank you for your feedback,

    Trees for All Team

  • Share How can I register to have trees planted on our property as part of this program? on Facebook Share How can I register to have trees planted on our property as part of this program? on Twitter Share How can I register to have trees planted on our property as part of this program? on Linkedin Email How can I register to have trees planted on our property as part of this program? link

    How can I register to have trees planted on our property as part of this program?

    JacquieV asked 26 days ago

    Trees for All has been focusing on the private landowner interests registered in the 2023 campaign.  At the moment it is not accepting expressions of interest for plantings on private properties however it does expect to conduct a call out later this year for landowners to express interest in opportunities for our 2026 planting season.  This future call out will include eligibility details as we work with subsidies that have minimum requirements and we will be attempting to maximize investments towards ecological co-benefits when reasonable.

    Thank you for your inquiry!

    Trees for All Team

  • Share Hello, the marketing company I work for in Burlington is looking to volunteer our time in a tree planting initiative. We would be able to volunteer between 25 - 50 people. Please let me know how we can get involved. Thanks! Melissa on Facebook Share Hello, the marketing company I work for in Burlington is looking to volunteer our time in a tree planting initiative. We would be able to volunteer between 25 - 50 people. Please let me know how we can get involved. Thanks! Melissa on Twitter Share Hello, the marketing company I work for in Burlington is looking to volunteer our time in a tree planting initiative. We would be able to volunteer between 25 - 50 people. Please let me know how we can get involved. Thanks! Melissa on Linkedin Email Hello, the marketing company I work for in Burlington is looking to volunteer our time in a tree planting initiative. We would be able to volunteer between 25 - 50 people. Please let me know how we can get involved. Thanks! Melissa link

    Hello, the marketing company I work for in Burlington is looking to volunteer our time in a tree planting initiative. We would be able to volunteer between 25 - 50 people. Please let me know how we can get involved. Thanks! Melissa

    MelissaMorris asked 2 months ago

    That would be great!  Please consider registering to volunteer at https://npca.ca/get-involved#volunteer and subscribe here to stay engaged and informed!

  • Share Can I please join a mailing list for this? on Facebook Share Can I please join a mailing list for this? on Twitter Share Can I please join a mailing list for this? on Linkedin Email Can I please join a mailing list for this? link

    Can I please join a mailing list for this?

    Shrimproviser asked 2 months ago

    Absolutely, subscribe under the Trees for All page to stay informed.

  • Share Is there a space to volunteer with the free planting activity? I front have property but I can help with physical labour. on Facebook Share Is there a space to volunteer with the free planting activity? I front have property but I can help with physical labour. on Twitter Share Is there a space to volunteer with the free planting activity? I front have property but I can help with physical labour. on Linkedin Email Is there a space to volunteer with the free planting activity? I front have property but I can help with physical labour. link

    Is there a space to volunteer with the free planting activity? I front have property but I can help with physical labour.

    Elmarie asked 10 months ago

    Hello,

    Thank you for your question! We would be happy to have you as a volunteer. Please contact volunteering@npca.ca to be added to the volunteer list. You can also sign up online through our website at https://npca.ca/get-involved#volunteer, by scrolling to the bottom of the page to our volunteer signup form. 

    Look forward to seeing you at the next planting event!

    Trees for All Team

  • Share Are you looking to plant this 2023 season? on Facebook Share Are you looking to plant this 2023 season? on Twitter Share Are you looking to plant this 2023 season? on Linkedin Email Are you looking to plant this 2023 season? link

    Are you looking to plant this 2023 season?

    Tina asked about 2 years ago

    Hi Tina,

    We are planting this season however through our Restoration Grant Program which had an open call for applications last fall of which tree planting was an eligible project type.

    Trees for All will be looking to begin planting in 2024 which would be year one of a high-volume multi-year tree planting program for the Niagara Watershed based on the envelope of interest expressed by registrants through this campaign, and the public lands drive with our municipal partners.

    Hope that clarifies!

    Sincerely,

    Trees for All Team

  • Share what does ARN stand for on the property registration form? Thanks on Facebook Share what does ARN stand for on the property registration form? Thanks on Twitter Share what does ARN stand for on the property registration form? Thanks on Linkedin Email what does ARN stand for on the property registration form? Thanks link

    what does ARN stand for on the property registration form? Thanks

    Laureen asked about 2 years ago

    Hi Laureen, 

    ARN stands for 'Assessment Roll Number' which is the unique identifier for an 'assessment parcel' in the parcel fabric from the province we are using in the registration application.  Its how we are linking the contact and other information registrants offer in the registration form to our property mapping base and appreciate where interest has been expressed.

    Hope this clarifies!

    Trees for All Team

  • Share are you needing people to actually plant the trees if we don't own property on Facebook Share are you needing people to actually plant the trees if we don't own property on Twitter Share are you needing people to actually plant the trees if we don't own property on Linkedin Email are you needing people to actually plant the trees if we don't own property link

    are you needing people to actually plant the trees if we don't own property

    bdj asked about 2 years ago

    Hello BDJ,

    We'll take care of planting services for the most part however, absolutely, yes!  Trees for All anticipates there will numerous community planting opportunities emerging from the inventory of panting sites we validate from both the private and public land (municipal properties our partners identify for planting) campaigns    You can register to be a volunteer here and be notified when these and other opportunities emerge through the NPCA .

    Sincerely, 

    Trees for All Team

  • Share I am very interested in trees. Each year I buy at least 100 trees, mostly nursery stock seedlings or older trees for my Bonsai classes. I belong to several Horticultural groups and we try too promote the importance of trees. My question is what trees are you offering and how old are they? on Facebook Share I am very interested in trees. Each year I buy at least 100 trees, mostly nursery stock seedlings or older trees for my Bonsai classes. I belong to several Horticultural groups and we try too promote the importance of trees. My question is what trees are you offering and how old are they? on Twitter Share I am very interested in trees. Each year I buy at least 100 trees, mostly nursery stock seedlings or older trees for my Bonsai classes. I belong to several Horticultural groups and we try too promote the importance of trees. My question is what trees are you offering and how old are they? on Linkedin Email I am very interested in trees. Each year I buy at least 100 trees, mostly nursery stock seedlings or older trees for my Bonsai classes. I belong to several Horticultural groups and we try too promote the importance of trees. My question is what trees are you offering and how old are they? link

    I am very interested in trees. Each year I buy at least 100 trees, mostly nursery stock seedlings or older trees for my Bonsai classes. I belong to several Horticultural groups and we try too promote the importance of trees. My question is what trees are you offering and how old are they?

    Leon Martin asked about 2 years ago

    Hi Leon,

    The trees that would be offered though this initiative would be native species appropriate for site conditions and would range from bareroot seedlings or whips to larger potter stock.

    Sincerely,

    Trees for All Team

  • Share Just got this notice in the mail. Would we plant the trees or would your organization? Thank you! on Facebook Share Just got this notice in the mail. Would we plant the trees or would your organization? Thank you! on Twitter Share Just got this notice in the mail. Would we plant the trees or would your organization? Thank you! on Linkedin Email Just got this notice in the mail. Would we plant the trees or would your organization? Thank you! link

    Just got this notice in the mail. Would we plant the trees or would your organization? Thank you!

    Mitch asked about 2 years ago

     Hi Mitch,

    Typically Trees for All would however depending on the nature and scope of the planting opportunity there may be some ability for landowners to plant some on their own.

    Sincerely,

    Trees for All Team  

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