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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...

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Weleda: A Pioneer Turns 100 January 21, 2021 GMT WELEDA: A PIONEER TURNS 100 IRVINGTON, N.Y., Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Weleda AG is celebrating one hundred years of success as one of the world’s leading manufacturers of certified natural cosmetics and Anthroposophic medicines. As a pioneer in sustainable business practices, Weleda is strengthening its commitment to healthy soils and the preservation of biodiversity in 2021. In 1921, Austrian philosopher Dr. Rudolf Steiner, Dutch doctor Ita Wegma...

The Black Walnut Tree right of this St. Lawrence Street home was recently designated a Heritage Tree by Forests Ontario. Below, homeowners Normand Dessureault and Gisèle Mitrow are pictured in front of the tree with the certificate presented to them along with the heritage designation plaque. (The Leader/Comfort photo) MORRISBURG – Anyone who has ever travelled along St. Lawrence Street in Morrisburg has no doubt noticed the grand Italianate mansion along the way. What might have gone unnoticed is the grand black walnut tree that stands alongside it. Present homeowners Gisèle Mitrow and N...