Daily archives: June 5, 2021

Author: Sam Scarlett, City of Hamilton The City of Hamilton is unique! The Niagara Escarpment separates the “Lower City” and “The Mountain”. Stoney Creek, Dundas, Ancaster, Glanbrook and Flamborough are also part of the City of Hamilton. Cootes Paradise and the Dundas Valley are recognized biodiversity hotspots. Each distinct area […]

Free Trees in Hamilton!

June 5, 2021 in Urban Forest by OUFC

Author: Allison Craig, OUFC In February 2021, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (OMNRF) presented their annual report on Forest Health Conditions in Ontario, and things looked a little different this year. Usually, this presentation is hosted in person, providing a great opportunity for forestry professionals and students […]

2020 In Review: Ontario’s Forest Health Conditions, Featuring Gypsy Moth

June 5, 2021 in Urban Forest by OUFC

Author: Jade Schofield, OUFC The 2020 Tree Cities of the world World have been announced and communities across Canada are once again demonstrating their commitment to manage and enhance the urban forest on a global scale. The Tree Cities of the World program was developed as a result of the […]

Announcing 2020 Tree Cities of the World

June 5, 2021 in Urban Forest by OUFC

Author: Sadia Butt, OUFC Dr. Dibyendu Roy was a prominent figure in my life while a student at the Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto. He provided encouragement and collegial mentorship to students even if they were not under his supervision. He was always smiling or had a contemplative look, […]

In Memorium, Dr. Dibyendu Roy (1935-2021)

June 5, 2021 in Urban Forest by OUFC