Community Tree Planting

The City hosts several community tree planting events throughout the year. Be a part of our annual tree planting events to help grow Brampton's urban forest!

More details on these Tree Planting events can be found at brampton.ca/treemonth

Planting Day Tips

Please wear comfortable clothing and sturdy closed-toe shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Bring water in a reusable container you can take home with you. Help make this a litterless event!
Remember to wear sunscreen and weather-appropriate clothing.
Gloves and shovels are provided.

School-Oriented Events

Earth Day Community Tree Planting

Each year the City offers a school tree planting in honour of Earth Day. This is an event for Brampton elementary schools. Event activities and lessons include tree planting, information about pollinators, instructions on tree monitoring, and the benefits of trees. The event can accommodate up to 100 students.

Cost: Free of charge
Time: 3-4 hours
Location: Various Brampton Parks

For more information about the event, email BramptonGreenCity@brampton.ca

National Tree Day

Cost: Free of charge
Time: 3-4 hours
Location: Various Brampton parks

For more information about the event, email BramptonGreenCity@brampton.ca.

Community Events

Earth Day Community Tree Planting

The event is now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2026 Earth Day Tree Planting Event.

Annual Scout and Community Tree Planting

September 26, 2026, from 10 AM to 12 PM
Location: Gore Meadows Community Centre and Library (10150 The Gore Road, Brampton, ON)

Fall Community Tree Planting

October 18, 2026, from 10 AM to 1 PM
Location: To be Announced

Partner Events

Visit the City's events page to see some of the upcoming tree-related events in Brampton organized by our partners. Partners include: Credit Vally Conservation (CVC) and Toronto Region Conservation Authority(TRCA)

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Tree Dedication Program

The City offers a tree dedication program, whereby member of the public can purchase a tree that will be planted in a City park as a form of remembrance of a loved one, celebration of a birth, honouring a retiree, or any other event that should be commemorated by a living tribute.

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