Bring the family to the inaugural Forestry Fall Festival, and take part in a tree giveaway or tree planting event to do your part to preserve trees - the lungs of our city.
More than 2.1 million trees are an integral part of Mississauga, doing their part to breathe life into every corner of our city, serving as the lungs of our neighbourhoods, preserving and protecting our environment.
Register online to participate in a Homegrown Mississauga workshop to learn the fundamentals of how to plant fall crops, save seeds and get your garden ready for fall.
After two record-breaking storms dropped 280 millimetres of rain on Mississauga last summer, the City has ramped up infrastructure upgrades and assessments to better protect neighbourhoods from severe flooding.
Residents can learn about how the City is doing its part to fight climate change and share their views on Mississauga’s priorities by participating in online and in-person events this summer.
Register online to participate in a Homegrown Mississauga workshop to learn how to grow your own fruits and vegetables and maintain your garden with natural pest control solutions.
Learn about the new Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP) while planting native trees and shrubs at Cooksville Park on May 10.
May 2, 2025
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