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Translated Resources
These are documents that we have translated for Londoners who want to learn more about trees! Languages include Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, French, Spanish and others.
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Children’s Learning Resources
ReForest London has developed a number of hands-on, at-home activities and have provided external resources for children to use.
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Materials for Teachers
ReForest London is pleased to provide our collection of tree-related lesson plans for teachers.
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Invasive Species
A list and description of invasive tree species in London.
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Diseases
Just like humans, trees are susceptible to disease. Diseases usually occur from open wounds in branches or in the trunk, through trauma-induced defoliation, or through other environmental stressors that weaken the tree.
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Pests
There are many pests throughout Southwestern Ontario and in London that have caused extensive damage and death to trees. Typically, these are non-native insects that have been brought over from other countries.