Park Naturalizations
Each spring and fall, Londoners from all ages and backgrounds come together to plant trees in parks and woodland areas with the help of staff and volunteer leaders.
Read MoreEach spring and fall, Londoners from all ages and backgrounds come together to plant trees in parks and woodland areas with the help of staff and volunteer leaders.
Read MoreReForest London’s premier School program aimed at supporting educators in London and the surrounding area in delivering their own hands-on urban forestry activities within their classrooms and schoolyards over the school year!
Read MoreTrees are great for businesses, and businesses are great for trees! ReForest London offers many ways for businesses and organizations to help green up the Forest City.
Read MoreThe Seed Hub is a volunteer-driven program focused on the ethical collecting and growing of seeds from our native trees and shrubs.
Read MoreThe Million Tree Challenge is a community-wide initiative to inspire Londoners to plant one million new trees across the city – in every corner and neighbourhood.
Read MoreNeighbourhood ReLeaf is aimed at increasing the number of trees in communities across London. The program encourages community members to get involved in planting trees and caring for them, thereby contributing to improving air quality, reducing urban heat, and enhancing biodiversity.
Read MoreReForest London offers to give presentations to businesses on local & global environmental issues, including climate change, the benefits of trees and much more.
Read MoreEstablished on May 29th, 2011, the Celebration Forest is an ongoing naturalization project sponsored by donors who wish to plant trees in memory or in celebration of loved ones.
Read MoreThrough our Signal Boost Initiative, ReForest London hosts and supports free and low-cost environmental events through the new Westminster Ponds Centre.
Read MoreThe Westminster Ponds Centre will be a hub promoting health, wellbeing, sustainability, and environmental excellence across our community.
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