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Niagara Falls Community Tree Planting – May 5, 2018
Urban Canopy Boost – City Tree Plans Taking Root
This article about St. Catharines positive approach to boosting the urban canopy, from the St. Catharines Standard, was first published Friday March 24, 2017. In an effort to boost its tree population, St. Catharines is considering offering residents trees at a reduced cost and implementing public and private tree bylaws. The ideas,…
Green Spaces – New World Health Organization Publication on Urban Health Benefits
We know the environmental and aesthetic benefits that urban trees provide but much less discussed and promoted is how green spaces and the urban forest impact the personal physical and mental health of a community. Download your copy of “Urban Green-Spaces and Health – a review of evidence” From the World…
treeOcode Pelham – Presentation to Council
On Monday, October 17, 2016 – Geospatial Niagara made a presentation to the Town of Pelham Council to introduce them to Geospatial Niagara and the treeOcode Pelham / Niagara Project. Councilors were very receptive of what we are trying to accomplish with treeOcode in promoting the benefits of the urban forest…
Tree Planting – 10 Good Reasons
treeOcode Gets Boost from Niagara College Project
The Niagara College treeOcode Niagara project has received a boost in the number of trees in the inventory thanks to a project by three enthusiastic College students and their Environmental Management and Assessment program internship project. Roshana Johnson, Ojebode Ayodeji Daniel and Jackson Tran have added 184 planting sites to the treeOcode…
treeOcode Niagara Receives We Are Cities Grant
GEOSPATIAL NIAGARA FOSTERS INNOVATION IN THE COMMUNITY WITH SUPPORT FROM THE WE ARE CITIES GRANT St. Catharines based Geospatial Niagara received $3000 from the We Are Cities Community Innovation Grant Program to engage students and citizens through raising awareness of the value that trees in urban parks provide and to…
Trees to be tallied in the Garden City
News release posted on Tuesday, May 19 by the City of St. Catharines. “A tree census is set to begin in a few weeks. A comprehensive inventory of the City’s nearly 50,000 boulevard trees will begin by the end of May, with trees evaluated for signs of decay and damaged…
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