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1. www.tvo.org › article › beautiful-monumental-and‘Beautiful, monumental, and magnificent’: Meet Hamilton’s ...

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   Old trees do all the things that we need trees to do to mitigate issues of climate. They do it on a larger scale than any other tree in the city because of their age and their size. A graphic from Hamilton's draft report on its urban forestry plan stating 10 ways trees help the city. (City of Hamilton)

2. hamiltoncitymagazine.ca › talking-with-treesTalking with trees - Hamilton City Magazine

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   Nov 27, 2023 · Urban environmental artist Lesia Mokrycke has developed a database of trees in Hamilton that are older than the city itself. Lesia Mokrycke is telling the stories of the city’s old-growth trees. Hamilton is home to oak trees believed to be more than 300 years old, including some along the shoreline in Confederation Park. There are

3. bayobserver.ca › monument-trees-a-tribute-to-treesMonument Trees: A tribute to Trees older than Hamilton itself

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   Feb 12, 2024 · The grand opening of Trees Talking, a new body of work by artist Lesia Mokrycke was unveiled at the Tourism Hamilton Visitor Experience Centre in the Lister Block building in downtown Hamilton Saturday. The exhibition explores themes of history, time and memory while engaging the viewer through immersive artworks that challenging perceptions of the world […]

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   Battlefield National Historic Site is situated within one of Hamilton's many stream courses. Old streams and old trees benefit one another. They can often be found in the same environment. A series of old trees in a depression or sloped landscape condition may indicate that historic trees are tapping into a buried water system.

6. building.ca › feature › bringing-forests-to-the-cityBringing forests to the city: 10 ways planting trees improves ...

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   Aug 23, 2024 · In Hamilton, we have about 20 per cent urban tree cover overall — only half as much in the most challenged neighbourhoods — with a goal to reach 40 per cent by 2050, aided by free trees from municipal and non-profit programs. Getting there would require planting about one million new trees.

7. www.hamilton.ca › gardens-trees › city-treesCity Trees - City of Hamilton

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   Alectra: 1-833-ALECTRA (1-833-253-2872) Hydro One: 1-888-664-9376. Bell: 1-866-310-2355. Trees scheduled for trimming. maintain clearance over sidewalks, roadways and away from structures. Trees scheduled for removal. City trees will only be removed if they are dead, diseased or considered dangerous.

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   How do old trees help Hamilton?

   • Old trees do all the things that we need trees to do to mitigate issues of climate. They do it on a larger scale than any other tree in the city because of their age and their size. A graphic from Hamilton's draft report on its urban forestry plan stating 10 ways trees help the city. (City of Hamilton)

   ‘Beautiful, monumental, and magnificent’: Meet Hamilton’s oldest trees

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   Who is responsible for planting trees in Hamilton?

   • The City of Hamilton’s Municipal Arborist is responsible for coordinating the purchase and planting of trees on behalf of the Hamilton Parks Conservancy. The Hamilton Parks Conservancy administers the Memorial Tree Program. For more information or to make a Memorial Tree donation, please call 513.785.7055.

   Tree Programs — City of Hamilton, OH

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   Are trees still important in Hamilton?

   • Trees still offer major gains, even in urban living areas. There are approximately 80,000 trees in Hamilton’s borders that keep the area green and healthy. The Hamilton Forestry Section seeks to preserve local greenery, so public trees must be dead or present a danger in order for removal requests to be performed.

   Guide to Hamilton Tree Trimming & Removal Services

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   How many trees are maintained in Hamilton?

   • The City of Hamilton maintains over 120,000 trees located in parks, open spaces and cemeteries. We also maintain over 179,928 street trees located within the road allowance of the 6,522 kilometres of city roads. Problems to report include Once a report is filed, a forestry investigator will be assigned to:

   City Trees | City of Hamilton

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   Did Hamilton have a forest?

   • (Justin Chandler) HAMILTON — Three hundred years ago, the City of Hamilton did not exist, and the Mississaugas of the Credit would have seen a vast forest. According to a 2021 draft report on Hamilton’s urban forestry strategy, “Carolinian forest covered 80% of the region before settlers started clearing land and building cities.

   ‘Beautiful, monumental, and magnificent’: Meet Hamilton’s oldest trees

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   What is Hamilton's urban forestry strategy?

   • According to a 2021 draft report on Hamilton’s urban forestry strategy, “Carolinian forest covered 80% of the region before settlers started clearing land and building cities. Total canopy cover in Hamilton’s urban area is currently estimated at approximately 21.2%.”

   ‘Beautiful, monumental, and magnificent’: Meet Hamilton’s oldest trees

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   Aug 13, 2022 · Hamilton-Niagara Hub journalist Justin Chandler met up with landscape architect Lesia Mokrycke to find out about her quest to catalogue the trees that have been around longer than Hamilton itself. Read transcript