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Article content An estimated cumulative total of 34 million trees will have been planted across the province when this year’s season wraps up in a few weeks. And local efforts since 2008 across SDG have been a strong contributor to the Ontario goals. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Forests Ontario tree-planting season in full swing across SDG region Back to video Those close to the program on May 12 confirmed some of the impressive numbers, including 70,000 trees currently being planted across SDG through Forests Ontario’s long-term and ongo...

/CNW/ - Forests Ontario, with Parks Canada and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), is planting the first trees to take root under the federal...

Article content More than 45,000 trees are taking root in the Sudbury area this spring through an initiative that gives landowners an incentive to green their properties. The seedlings going into the ground locally are part of an overall 2.8 million adding coniferous cover to Ontario acreages through the 50 Million Tree Program, offered through Forests Ontario. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Local landowners take advantage of greening program Back to video The not-for-profit organization is dedicated to regreening the province through the suppo...

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. 'Doc Hawk's' career outdoors a 'dream come true' Back to video For 30 years, it didn’t matter if it was blackfly season, raining or snowing, “I always loved wildlife and the outdoors.” Naylor, known to his compatriots as ‘Doc Hawk’ for his work identifying and helping preserve and protect the red-shouldered hawk, retired about a year ago. He was recently presented the Forests Ontario Award for the work he did protecting the forests and wildlife in northeastern Ontario and around the provi...

Share: TORONTO, Dec. 14, 2020 /CNW/ - "Forests Ontario and Forest Recovery Canada applaud Minister O'Regan's Two Billion Tree Program announcement today. It is exciting to see significant progress being made on this commitment," said Rob Keen, RPF and CEO of Forests Ontario/Forest Recovery Canada. "Like many Canadians, we are ready to start planting." Forest Recovery Canada (the national tree planting division of Forests Ontario) is the only non-profit organization in Canada that oversees all aspects of forest restoration from beginning to end, or from seed to survival. It is well-positione...