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On Thursday, March 27, 2025, City Council will vote on whether to expropriate the land known as the Lemay Forest. […]
Trees Please Winnipeg Supports Motion to Expropriate Lemay Forest Read Post »
Trees Please Winnipeg Coalition, in partnership with OURS-Winnipeg; Manitoba Eco-Network; CPAWS MB; Climate Reality Project Canada; and Manitoba Energy Justice
Winnipeg can’t afford to leave climate solution funding on the table! Read Post »
Last year OURS, Trees Please Winnipeg, our amazing member groups as well as other environmental and climate organizations lobbied Winnipeg
Update on the Montreal Biodiversity Pledge Read Post »
Great news! On April 27, Winnipeg City Council voted to have staff prepare a report on signing the Montreal Pledge:
Winnipeg City Council signals intent to take Montreal Pledge for Biodiversity! Read Post »
Find out which mayoral & council candidates have taken the Trees Please Pledge! Over the past several months, volunteers have
Which #wpg22 Candidates Will Fight for Trees? Find Out Here! Read Post »
We’ve added a temperature map to our Interactive Tree Loss Map. It’s a great way to visualize that impact of
New: Winnipeg Heat Island Map Read Post »
On May 24, 2022, the city released a draft of the forthcoming 20-year Urban Forest Strategy. While our coalition members
Draft Urban Forest Strategy: Our Coalition Response Read Post »
Despite current moisture levels our trees are drought stressed and if we get another dry summer, it will be tough
Set Trees Up for Success this Spring & Summer Read Post »
Calling all urban forest supporters! We invite you to be a part of Trees Please Winnipeg’s #SaveOurCanopy campaign, a lobbying
