Arbor Day 2022

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Arbor Day is Saturday, June 4 at Kildonan Park. 

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Arbor Day is Saturday, June 4 at Kildonan Park. 

Trees Winnipeg will hand out nearly 2,000 trees, involving 25 species, to those who purchased them through the ReLeaf program, which sells affordable quality tree packages that count for the city’s Million Tree Challenge.

Guests can also get a bird’s-eye view from the tallest trees in the park by learning how to safely climb a tree or get a lift in a bucket truck.

Matt Vinet, Arbor Day chair for Trees Winnipeg.
Matt Vinet, Arbor Day chair for Trees Winnipeg.
Volunteers Mel Beakley (left) and Adele Pascal sort trees ahead of Arbor Day.
Volunteers Mel Beakley (left) and Adele Pascal sort trees ahead of Arbor Day.
Trees ready for people to pick up as part of the ReLeaf program.
Trees ready for people to pick up as part of the ReLeaf program.
Trees ready for people to pick up on Arbor Day.
Trees ready for people to pick up on Arbor Day.
Tree climber Jesse Antonation sets up ropes in advance of Arbor Day.
Tree climber Jesse Antonation sets up ropes in advance of Arbor Day.
Tree climber Jesse Antonation sets up ropes in advance of Arbor Day.
Tree climber Jesse Antonation sets up ropes in advance of Arbor Day.
Tree climbers Jordyn Dyck (left) and Jesse Antonation clear dead branches for the swing setup in advance of Arbor Day. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Winnipeg Free Press)
Tree climbers Jordyn Dyck (left) and Jesse Antonation clear dead branches for the swing setup in advance of Arbor Day. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Winnipeg Free Press)
Jesse Antonation belays for a preview of the tree-climber rope swing on Saturday.
Jesse Antonation belays for a preview of the tree-climber rope swing on Saturday.
Jesse Antonation pulls photographer Mikaela MacKenzie for a preview of the tree-climber rope swing.
Jesse Antonation pulls photographer Mikaela MacKenzie for a preview of the tree-climber rope swing.
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Mikaela MacKenzie loves meeting people, experiencing new things, and learning something every day. That's what drove her to pursue a career as a visual journalist — photographers get a hands-on, boots-on-the-ground look at the world.

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