Trees Please is concerned that the public and private tree bylaws recommended in the 20-year Urban Forestry Strategy are being
Call to Action: Put Tree Protection Bylaws on Your Community and Neighbourhood Agenda! Read Post »
Are you worried about climate change? You’re not alone! 77% of Manitobans are just as worried as you are. We
Call to Action: “Worried About Climate Change” Campaign Read Post »
Today we are sharing two calls to action from our friends at the Coalition to Save the Lemay Forest. Attend the Lemay Forest Rally/Walk on March 22, and tell city council to expropriate Lemay Forest – vote takes place March 27. Read on to find out how you can help!
Call to Action: Help Save the Lemay Forest Read Post »
Winnipeg’s urban forestry department has begun its annual Dutch Elm Disease assessment. The “orange dots of death” are cropping up
It’s Dutch Elm Disease Season in Winnipeg. How can YOU help? Read Post »
Let’s thank Mayor Gillingham and City Council for honouring the commitments they made in the Trees Please Pledge by providing significantly more financial resources in the 2024-2027 budget. Find out how!
Call to action! 🌳 Support Winnipeg’s bigger, better tree budget Read Post »
Happy new year…. we have GREAT NEWS to share! On December 14th City Council passed the 20-Year Winnipeg Urban Forest Strategy. Now, the
Call to Action! Fund the 20-Year Urban Forest Strategy! Read Post »
The following is a letter sent by Trees Please Winnipeg on October 31, 2023 in support of the Coalition to
Trees Please Winnipeg to Governments: Purchase and Protect the Lemay Forest! Read Post »
Next Tuesday, city council’s Executive Policy Committee will discuss and vote on the Strategic Priorities Action Plan (SPAP). Simply put,
Call to Action! Support Tree Investment in the Strategic Priorities Action Plan Read Post »
A note from our friends at Sustainable Building MB: Tell Winnipeg city council to make its Community Energy Investment Roadmap
We need climate action! Read Post »
