LEAF is 30 years old and still growing! Help us continue to steward the urban forest in Whitby. Join us in caring for our Rosedale Park naturalization site as we remove invasive species and mulch native trees and shrubs.
Join us for a guided tree tour in Vaughan’s North Maple Regional Park! Discover how community planting efforts support biodiversity as we visit a previous LEAF planting site to highlight different species and teach you how to identify them.
LEAF is turning 30! Join us in celebrating this milestone as we continue the restoration of Gold Point Wildlife Reserve in Oshawa! Help steward this important migratory butterfly stopover and wildlife habitat by removing invasive species and mulching native trees and shrubs.
Help LEAF mark our 30th anniversary and improve Richmond Hill’s urban forest! Take part in the stewardship of our naturalization site in Timber Mill Park by removing invasive species and mulching native trees and shrubs.
Celebrate Pollinator Week by joining us for a guided tree tour in Whitby’s Cullen Central Park! Discover how trees support native bee populations as we highlight different species and teach you how to identify them on your own.
This guided walking tour will explore the important role trees and green spaces play in providing food and habitat for pollinators while enhancing our appreciation for the diversity of trees in our communities.
Gear up for pollinator week by joining LEAF for a morning of stewardship in Georgina! Help us remove invasive species and mulch native trees and shrubs at our Willow Wharf naturalization site. Make a day of it and visit Georgina Beaches and Waterfront Parks!
Celebrate Pollinator Week by helping us improve Whitby’s urban forest and create healthy habitat for our native pollinator friends! Join LEAF at our naturalization site in Whitby Civic Park as we remove invasive species and mulch native trees and shrubs.
Join LEAF as we cap off Pollinator Week by caring for one of our Oshawa naturalization sites. We’ll be returning to Lakeview Park to remove invasive species and mulch native trees and shrubs. Help support our essential pollinator communities!