Nonprofit Directory / Great Lakes St Lawrence
Tree Canada
We’re the only national non-profit organization dedicated to planting and nurturing trees in rural and urban environments. Through our programs, research and educational efforts, we have helped restore tree cover in areas hit by natural disasters, guided communities in managing their urban forests, helped green 660 schoolyards and organized urban forest conferences. To date, with our community partners and sponsors, we have planted more than 82 million trees.
Ottawa 1% for the Planet
The record
- Headquarters
- Ottawa
- Website
- treecanada.ca
- Focus
- Climate Energy, Land Conservation
- Bioregion
- Great Lakes St Lawrence
Nearby organizations
- SCALE – Sectoral Climate Arts Leadership for the Emergency0 miles away
- Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS National)0 miles away
- Canadian Organic Growers0 miles away
- Canada Organic Trade Association0 miles away
- Royal Canadian Geographical Society2 miles away
- Rideau Environmental Action League (REAL)39 miles away
More organizations in the Great Lakes St Lawrence
- Regeneration CanadaMontreal
- SNAP Québec (Société pour la nature et les parcs)Montreal
- Aventure Écotourisme QuébecLaval
- Re_GenerationMontreal
- Trans Canada TrailMontréal
- B Local OntarioGuelph
- Canadian Organization for Tropical Education and Rainforest Conservation (COTERC)Pickering
- Bird Studies CanadaPort Rowan
Others working on Climate Energy
- The Wilderness Foundation UKChelmsford Essex
- Woods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionWoods Hole, MA
- Conservatoire Méditerranéen PartagéHyeres
- Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation (BTF)Thimphu
- Cheakamus Foundation for Environmental LearningBrackendale
- Be Good FoundationKetchum, ID
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