Shelburne - Walters & Beasley Creeks

September 23, 2018, 9:00AM - 12:00PM

Directions to site

Dufferin St. and Andrew St. , Shelburne, ON L0N 1S0, CA

Parking: circle at the east dead-end of Andrew St (left off Dufferin St, off Hwy 89).

Safety concerns: please note that the planting will take place near a body of water and children will need to be supervised.

300 trees to plant

How you can help

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Site Leader

LiseAnne Boudriau
liseanne.boudriau@td.com
Jordan Learmont
jordan.learmont@td.com

Availability

TD Employee Spots Available: 16 / 25
Community Spots Available: 15 / 45

Organization

Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority

Nearby Events

Barbour Fields

TD Employee Spots Available: 0 / 12
Community Spots Available: 0 / 25

Clearview EcoPark

TD Employee Spots Available: 21 / 25
Community Spots Available: 12 / 45

News
Impact So Far

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT TD TREE DAYS - September 23!

September 17, Shelburne - Walters & Beasley Creeks

Thank you for registering for this event! TD Tree Days - SEPTEMBER 23 - SHELBURNE - 9:00am to 12:00pm Please note the event will take place rain or sunshine. We recommend that you arrive a few minutes earlier than the specified time in order to...

Shelburne - parking and location update

August 30, Shelburne - Walters & Beasley Creeks

Shelburne Hi volunteers, Please note that the location of the event has been changed. Parking is available at the circle at the east dead-end of Andrew Street. Which is left off Dufferin St, off Hwy 89. Please refer to the image above for more information....

Things to know before your Tree Days event

August 29

Td tree days ermineskin 0264 1 We'd love to share some important information with our volunteers to help them prepare for the planting. If you haven't registered yet, sign-up here:https://www.tdtreedays.com/en-ca/events/date Getting ready for your Tree Days event: Our events...

2017

27 participants

315 Trees

(Freeman Maple, Red Maple, Sugar maple, Silver Maple, Yellow Birch, Cherry Birch, Paper Birch, Hackberry, Butternut, Black Walnut, Sweet Crabapple, Canada Plum, Black Cherry, White Oak, Swamp White Oak, Bur Oak, Pin Oak, Red Oak, Black Oak, Mountain Ash, Basswood, Speckled Adler, Saskatoon Serviceberry, Serviceberry, Smooth Serviceberry, Running Serviceberry, Tamarack, White Spruce, White Pine, White Cedar, American hazel, Beaked hazel, Cockspur hawthorn, Pussy Willow, White Spruce - donated)

170 Shrubs

(Chokeberry, Buttonbush, Silky Dogwood , Grey Dogwood , Bush honeysuckle, Winterberry, Chokecherry, Ninebark, Rhus aromatica, Wild black currant, Swamp rose, Flowering raspberry, Common Elderberry, Red elderberry, Meadowsweet, Bladdernut, Snowberry, Mapleleaf viburnum, Whiterod viburnum, Arrowwood, Nannyberry, Native Highbush Cranberry)

2016

28 participants

95 Trees

(Freeman Maple (native silver X red), Red Maple, Silver Maple, Yellow Birch, Basswood, Butternut (resistant), Black Walnut, Sweet crabapple, Black cherry, Paper birch, River birch, Hackberry, Swamp White Oak, Bur Oak, Sycamore, Serviceberry, White Spruce, White Pine, Tamarack)

70 Shrubs

(Meadowsweet, Elderberry, Native Highbush Cranberry, Ninebark, Nannyberry, Shining willow, Peachleaf willow, Woolly-headed willow, River willow, Sandbar willow, Bebb's willow, Pussy willow, Shining willow, Buttonbush)

= 10 Trees Shrub

= 10 Shrubs