Community Canopy: Chandler Mowat

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Increasing the tree canopy in Chandler Mowat

In many areas of Kitchener, trees and the benefits they provide are inequitably distributed. That means that some neighbourhoods are missing out on some of the many benefits that trees can provide to help communities thrive. This includes:

  • shade in the summer
  • food security
  • climate change resilience
  • cleaner air and water
  • sense of wellbeing

Community Canopy is a partnership between Reep Green Solutions and the City of Kitchener that aims to increase tree canopy in those areas within the city.

We have highlighted the Chandler Mowat neighbourhood for our 2024 pilot project (map). This neighbourhood has low canopy coverage as compared to Kitchener’s average. Our aim is to increase the tree canopy through caring and planting trees where residents desire them most.

Get involved

To ensure that we are planting in places that the community wants and needs, we need your help! Help us design a community planting plan. You can also apply to have a free tree planted on your private property.

There will be many opportunities to take part in this project. Review the Newsfeed below to learn more or Ask a Question

Stay informed

Subscribe for updates and be the first to know about news and information about this project. Add your email to the Stay Informed box on this page and click ‘Subscribe’.

This pilot project is a partnership between the City of Kitchener and Reep Green Solutions, with funding support from Green Communities Canada’s Living Cities Fund.

Increasing the tree canopy in Chandler Mowat

In many areas of Kitchener, trees and the benefits they provide are inequitably distributed. That means that some neighbourhoods are missing out on some of the many benefits that trees can provide to help communities thrive. This includes:

  • shade in the summer
  • food security
  • climate change resilience
  • cleaner air and water
  • sense of wellbeing

Community Canopy is a partnership between Reep Green Solutions and the City of Kitchener that aims to increase tree canopy in those areas within the city.

We have highlighted the Chandler Mowat neighbourhood for our 2024 pilot project (map). This neighbourhood has low canopy coverage as compared to Kitchener’s average. Our aim is to increase the tree canopy through caring and planting trees where residents desire them most.

Get involved

To ensure that we are planting in places that the community wants and needs, we need your help! Help us design a community planting plan. You can also apply to have a free tree planted on your private property.

There will be many opportunities to take part in this project. Review the Newsfeed below to learn more or Ask a Question

Stay informed

Subscribe for updates and be the first to know about news and information about this project. Add your email to the Stay Informed box on this page and click ‘Subscribe’.

This pilot project is a partnership between the City of Kitchener and Reep Green Solutions, with funding support from Green Communities Canada’s Living Cities Fund.

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Where to plant or care for trees?

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Where would you like to see new trees planted? 

Where are there trees that need some extra care?

Plant a pin on the map or click on existing pins to see what your neighbours' have added. Your contributions will help us design the community tree planting plan and direct attention to trees in need of care.

Instructions:

  1. Zoom into to the place that you want to pin
  2. Click the plus sign (+) to choose the pin you want to plant
  3. Drag and drop the pin to the right place
  4. Add your comments or a photo to that pin
  5. Click ‘Submit’.
  6. Add as many pins as you like! It's also ok for a location to have multiple pins.

 

Page last updated: 30 Apr 2024, 10:02 PM