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One Million Tree Challenge

Record your tree planting One Million Tree Challenge

Winnipeggers have been challenged to plant a million new trees as our city’s population grows toward one million residents.

The idea is that, over the next 20 years, Winnipeg’s tree canopy would grow exponentially and see more than just replacement of existing trees lost to age, disease, or other damage.

The One Million Tree Challenge is asking individual residents, not-for-profit agencies, and private businesses to get involved by:

More information on becoming involved at a community level will be available later this year.

Last update: June 16, 2020
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