Community-led conference for citizens supporting trees, April 20th, 2026 Join tree-focused Winnipeggers to develop a strategy to encourage our City representatives to prioritize trees for the benefit of all communities, organized by Trees Please Winnipeg. SIGN UP: *Space is limited to 100 people, so sign…
Trees Please is concerned that the public and private tree bylaws recommended in the 20-year Urban Forestry Strategy are being delayed by the Standing Policy Committee on Community Services and council as a whole. While our public trees should be protected, the vast majority of…
Our friends at Trees Winnipeg are gearing up for another edition of their wildly popular ReLeaf tree sale. These trees are suitable for planting on private property and are an exceptional value. If you have riverfront property, you’ll want to check out their special Riverbank ReLeaf…
Are you worried about climate change? You’re not alone! 77% of Manitobans are just as worried as you are. We need to tell the Manitoba government to act on climate NOW! Trees Please Winnipeg Coalition, Consider Climate, Manitoba and Seniors 4 Climate Manitoba are asking…
On Thursday, March 27, 2025, City Council will vote on whether to expropriate the land known as the Lemay Forest. The Trees Please Winnipeg Coalition was pleased to make a submission in support of the motion. Dear Mr. Mayor and Councillors: My name is Erna…
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!
Neighbours on Newman St in Wolseley were tired of seeing their stately boulevard elms lost to Dutch Elm Disease. By pooling their time and resources they were able to do something remarkable: protect the seven remaining elms on their block against DED! Read on to be inspired.
Trees Please Winnipeg Coalition, in partnership with OURS-Winnipeg; Manitoba Eco-Network; CPAWS MB; Climate Reality Project Canada; and Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition; has sent a letter to mayor Scott Gillingham and his colleagues, urging the City of Winnipeg not to leave federal climate action dollars on…
Winnipeg’s urban forestry department has begun its annual Dutch Elm Disease assessment. The “orange dots of death” are cropping up on American elms across the city. This is always such a sad time. Did you know that there are things YOU can do to prevent…
We were honoured to take part in recent research on tree equity in Winnipeg, by Ian J Dyck, a Masters of City Planning student at the University of Manitoba – Faculty of Architecture. Congratulations, Ian, on completing this important research and helping to increase understanding…
