Events

SAVE THE DATE!

Join Earth Day Hamilton Burlington and NPCA for a TD Tree Days event! Partners and community members will plant native trees and shrubs to benefit the local community and improve wildlife habitat.

Participants are invited to register at https://www.tdtreedays.com/en-ca/hyslop-green-space. 

Since 2010, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation has been a proud supporter of the work being done by municipalities, not-for-profit groups, charitable organizations, and Indigenous groups to revitalize green spaces in communities across Canada.

NPCA is an exhibitor at the 106th International Plowing Match and Rural Expo (IPM) being held in Grassie, West Lincoln, Niagara! 

Dates: Tuesday, September 16 to Saturday, September 20, 2025
Hours: 8:30 am to 5 pm

Learn more and get your tickets: https://www.plowingmatch.org/ipm2025/

Full Authority Board Meeting will begin at 10 a.m. - Please note the new time for the 2025 Board Meetings.

Minutes and agendas can be found under Board Meetings.

These meetings are being held in a hybrid format, with some members attending in person and others virtually. 

Meetings continue to be recorded live and made available on our YouTube channel. 

VIDEO STREAM

Register for this planting by emailing volunteering@npca.ca.

IMPORTANT INFO:

• Our community tree plantings are rain or shine (with the exception of severe weather). 
• Children under the age of majority must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event. 
• Once registered, information about where to park and any important updates will be emailed out.

What we provide: 

• Shovels 
• Gloves
• On-site training

What you will need to bring: 

• Closed toed shoes
• Appropriate clothing for the weather
• Re-fillable water bottle 

You may bring your own equipment (shovels/gloves) if you like!

Register for this planting by emailing volunteering@npca.ca.

IMPORTANT INFO:

• Our community tree plantings are rain or shine (with the exception of severe weather). 
• Children under the age of majority must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event. 
• Once registered, information about where to park and any important updates will be emailed out.

What we provide: 

• Shovels 
• Gloves
• On-site training

What you will need to bring: 

• Closed toed shoes
• Appropriate clothing for the weather
• Re-fillable water bottle 

You may bring your own equipment (shovels/gloves) if you like!

SAVE THE DATE!

Join NPCA for a TD Tree Days event! Partners and community members will plant native trees and shrubs to benefit the local community and improve wildlife habitat.

Participants are invited to register at https://www.tdtreedays.com/en-ca/forty-mile-creek-park.

Since 2010, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation has been a proud supporter of the work being done by municipalities, not-for-profit groups, charitable organizations, and Indigenous groups to revitalize green spaces in communities across Canada.

Register for this planting by emailing volunteering@npca.ca.

IMPORTANT INFO:

• Our community tree plantings are rain or shine (with the exception of severe weather). 
• Children under the age of majority must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event. 
• Once registered, information about where to park and any important updates will be emailed out.

What we provide: 

• Shovels 
• Gloves
• On-site training

What you will need to bring: 

• Closed toed shoes
• Appropriate clothing for the weather
• Re-fillable water bottle 

You may bring your own equipment (shovels/gloves) if you like!

SAVE THE DATE!

Join NPCA for a TD Tree Days event! Partners and community members will plant native trees and shrubs to benefit the local community and improve wildlife habitat.

Participants are invited to register at https://www.tdtreedays.com/en-ca/burgoyne-woods-park

Since 2010, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation has been a proud supporter of the work being done by municipalities, not-for-profit groups, charitable organizations, and Indigenous groups to revitalize green spaces in communities across Canada.