๐ŸŒณ Trees in Champlain Park – Home ๐ŸŒฒ


The Future We Want

Protecting and planting trees in our neighbourhood benefits us all, and is a shared responsibility. You can do your part in a variety of ways, depending on your interests and circumstances.

  • If you know of a plantable spot in the neighbourhood, use this interactive site to map it.
  • If you want to get going with a tree to eventually replace a mature tree, check out these guides to tree planting and contact us for local help.
Neighbourhood children with a sapling for their front yard grown from an acorn collected from the Kot Family Bur Oak.

Take our Quiz: win one of five Saplings (available now)

The Financial Benefits
How much money do three blocks of trees in Champlain Park save the residents?

TICP-FinancialBenefits.pdf

Local cool spots
Which street in our neighbourhood has the coolest temperatures in July? Two streets actually!

TICP-LocalCoolSpots.pdf

What species to plant?
Some tree species are already over-represented in Champlain Park. Planting more diversity is better.

TICP-TreeInventory.pdf


This is a project of the Champlain Park Community Association, in partnership with the CAFES neighbourhood tree canopy network.