What will the forests of tomorrow look like? 🌱. Project Forest, in partnership w/ @ReseauUQ, is launching Canada’s Tree Adaptation Project: 32,000+ trees, 18 species, 224 research plots. A living lab to study forest adaptation and climate resilience. ℹ️:

Meet Robin Ogura, newly promoted Rewilding Coordinator at Project Forest! 🌿. Robin supports people and projects with care and clarity, and reminds us that rewilding is as much about people as it is about plants. Thank you for all that you do, Robin! 👏

Summer heat stressing your seedlings? ☀️. 3 ways to help them thrive:.💧 Water early or late.🌱 Soak roots, not just the surface.⛱️ Add shade during peak sun hours. Small care now = a stronger forest later.

It’s #ParksDay in Canada, a chance to celebrate our forests, ecosystems, and the spaces that connect us to the land. 🌲. At Project Forest, we believe protecting and rewilding go hand in hand. Let’s keep these wild places wild.

We recently visited the greenhouse where Project Forest trees begin their journey. Each seedling is grown with deep care by Sherri and her team, ready to return to the land and feel like Coming Home. Grateful to witness the heart behind every forest we plant. 🌱

We’re hiring! 📣. Project Forest is looking for an Administrative & Rewilding Assistant to help support our growing impact. If you’re looking to make an impact in an innovative and purpose-driven organization, we’d love to meet you. Apply now:

The forest feels different when you plant it yourself. 🌲. Corporate #TreePlanting season is almost here! Hands in the dirt. Purpose in every shovel. That is how we grow change. Not part of it this year? This is your sign to think about next season. It's worth digging into.

Meet Amber Flamand 👋. A reclamation expert and environmental leader, Amber shares her time and knowledge with Project Forest because she believes in the mission. From Siksika Nation to seedling giveaways, she brings purpose and heart to everything she touches. 🌱

Excited to welcome Best of Kin as a Silver Orchard Partner! Their support for the U of A Research Forest is planting over 2,000 trees—fueling research & rewilding. Plus, proceeds from their Firebloom Honey Lager support our mission! 🌳🍻

Today we mark #CanadaDay by celebrating the land and acknowledging its full story. Not all experiences of this day are the same, and we honour that. At Project Forest, we believe in growing a future shaped by truth, respect, and shared care for the land. 🍁

RZE Watches is helping us rewild Siksika Nation — 15% of each sale goes toward planting trees and restoring land. 🌱. Stylish. Sustainable. Purpose-driven. Read their story:

Big shoutout to Lacombe Composite High School, winners of the 2025 “Growing Forward Together: Tallest Forest Contest”!. With a total seedling height of 19 cm, their class grew Alberta’s tallest forest and won a $500 sustainability prize. 🌲. Thanks to all who grew with us!

Wildfire season is here 🔥🌲.Small actions make a big difference:.✅ Check local fire bans.✅ Keep campfires small.✅ Never leave flames unattended. If you spot a wildfire in Alberta, call 310-FIRE (3473). Learn more:

Today on #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, we honour the cultures, leadership, and care of First Nations, Inuit & Métis peoples. We’re grateful to walk alongside Indigenous Nations & remain committed to listening, learning, & supporting Indigenous-led conservation and stewardship.

Today marks the #SummerSolstice — the longest day of the year. 🌞 A moment to honour the land, the sun, and the Indigenous knowledge that reminds us: we follow where nature leads.

Heading back to Siksika Nation tomorrow for a community seedling giveaway 🌱. This isn’t just about trees. It’s about rewilding land, sharing gifts, and growing relationships. 📍 Deerfoot Sportsplex.📅 June 18 | 10AM–4PM.🍽️ BBQ at noon

Strong roots. Strong dads. 💚.Today, we honour the father figures helping forests and futures grow. Happy Father’s Day from all of us at Project Forest!

June is #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth, a time to honour the knowledge, care & leadership of First Nations, Inuit & Métis peoples. Rewilding isn’t new. Indigenous communities have led it for generations. This month (and always), listen, learn, and support Indigenous-led work.

Tree check-in at Swan River First Nation 🌿. Planted in fall 2021, this rewilding site is now in its fourth growing season—some trees are already taller than us! Grateful to grow this project in partnership with Swan River First Nation.

Our June newsletter is out! 📬. Catch highlights from Swan River First Nation, updates on our 2025 reports, and a warm welcome to our newest team member. Read + subscribe: