Local Tree Loss Data & Tools
How has tree loss affected your neighbourhood and others throughout Winnipeg? Based on what we see happening on our own streets, we know there has been significant public tree loss over the past few years. What do the numbers say?
You can use these tools, developed by Trees Please Winnipeg Coalition members and based on City of Winnipeg open data, to see just how severe the urban canopy crisis is.
We have two tools that compare the public tree (boulevards, parks, etc.) inventory from 2015 to 2021.
Interactive Tree Loss Map
With this Interactive Tree Loss Map, you can see trees lost and added (by species) since 2015. Zoom into specific wards or neighborhoods to examine what has occurred in terms of tree removals and planting since 2015. Instructions on how to use the map can be accessed by clicking on the “How to Use Mango Maps” tab at the top of the map window. A brief description of the data source and methodology can be accessed by clicking on the Methodology tab.
We’ve also added a temperature overlay to the map, which shows how hot a typical July day in 2017 was.
Tree Loss by Ward & Neighbourhood
How did Winnipeg’s public tree canopy change from 2015 to 2021? Use the following links to see the overall change in public tree counts for the city and by ward/neighbourhood within ward.
(What’s my ward?)
City of Winnipeg
Charleswood – Tuxedo – Westwood
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Daniel McIntyre
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Elmwood – East Kildonan
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Fort Rouge – East Fort Garry
PDF Version
Mynarski
PDF Version
North Kildonan
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Old Kildonan
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Point Douglas
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River Heights – Fort Garry
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St Boniface
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St James
PDF version
St Norbert – Seine River
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St Vital
PDF version
Transcona
PDF version
Waverley West
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