Art Contest:

Create a tree-inspired work of art. Using any medium (painting, sketch, photography, chalk art), show us why you think trees are important in our city.

The art contest will run September 1 – October 1, 2024. All participants will email a photo of their completed artwork to BramptonGreenCity@brampton.ca ​including their full name and email address with their submission.

All participants who complete the contest will be entered into a draw to win a copy of The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben.

Colouring Contest:

Are you a child aged 12 years and under? Put your colouring skills to the test and join our Tree Month Colouring Contest. The colouring contest will run September 1 – October 1, 2024. All participants will email a photo of their completed colouring sheet ​and submission form to BramptonGreenCity@brampton.ca​

All participants who complete the contest will be entered into a draw to win a copy of Can You Hear the Trees Talking by Peter Wohlleben.

Legal:
If you have any questio​ns, please feel to contact us at BramptonGreenCity@brampton.ca The odds of winning the prizes are affected by the number of valid entries received. Residents do not need to purchase anything to participate in the draw. Winners may be subject to answering a skill-testing question. Winners consent to having their name and image used in any promotional materials or news items resulting from the contest.

Celebrate Trees with Cana​da!

Celebrate National Forest Week (September 22nd - 28th) and National Tree Day (September 25th) with the rest of Canada by participating in events and activities lead by Tree Canada​ and the Canadian Institute of Forestry.

I Hear You, Forest Story Walk in Chinguacousy Park

The City of Brampton, in partnership with Greystone Kids Books and Brampton Library, is proud to present a story walk for the book I Hear You, Forest written by Kallie George and illustrated by Carmen Mok to celebrate Tree Month in Brampton. This beautiful picture book is perfect for all ages to feel more connected to nature. The story walk can be viewed anytime along the path adjacent to Central Park Drive in Brampton's Chinguacousy Park.

Get involved through our Partners

Get involved and check out these amazing tree and urban forest related programs and events through Credit Valley Conservation and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority.​
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