Clean Air
Planting trees in urban areas can help address heat island effects and improve air quality, particularly in disadvantaged communities.
Sow Seeds for a Greener Future, Plant a Garden or Tree!
Planting trees, plants and gardens will absorb and store carbon dioxide, acting as natural carbon sinks. Community Gardens promote food security, improve public health and can play an important role in making healthy, ethical, and sustainable food more available.
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Get Planting: Sow Seeds for a Greener Future
Planting gardens and trees can promote biodiversity, improve soil health, mental health, exercise, nutrition and educational outcomes.
- Plant native trees in your yard or community.
- Join a local tree planting initiative in your community and support forestation initiatives.
- Advocate for local policies that prioritize green spaces and urban forestry.
- Join the Growing Together Commit2Act group to connect with other gardeners!
Impacts of Planting a Garden
Reduce Flooding
Trees help regulate the water cycle by absorbing and filtering rainwater, reducing runoff and soil erosion.
Save Money
TD estimated $80 million, or about $8 per-tree, worth of environmental benefits and cost savings each year.
Who's leading the charge?
One Tree Planted
A non-profit organization focused on global reforestation, planting trees in North America, Latin America, Asia, and Africa.
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Plant For the Planet
A global youth-led initiative empowering children to plant trees and educate others, aiming to combat climate change and promote sustainability.
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Canadian Wildlife Federation
Promotes an understanding of Canada's wildlife resources & ensures that all species are preserved for the use and enjoyment of all.
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In the news & Media
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