Earth Day 2023 Carbon Sink Tree Planting

| April 10, 2023
Submitted by Bani Rafeh for PhD

The McMaster Centre for Climate Change in collaboration with Nature at McMaster, the Academic Sustainability Programs Office, and Trees for Hamilton, are working to develop a model forest. This Carbon Sink Forest will facilitate carbon sequestration through planting trees to help mitigate climate change. It will also help preserve biodiversity, sustainability, conservation, and improve the air quality and human health. The goal of this event is to plant 300 trees that will gradually develop the McMaster Carbon Sink Forest.

Established on a one-hectare plot beside McMaster Forest lands in west Hamilton, this tree planting event is accessible by walking, biking, public transit (HSR Bus Route 51 and the 05), or car (there is an additional parking lot at the Wentworth Arena, that is a 4 minute walk from the the tree planting site). The full address is 1213 Wilson St. E., Hamilton ON, L8S 4K5.

This is a limited capacity event. Registration is required to secure a tree for planting.

Note: Every participant must fill out the required information. All information collected will be kept confidential and will NOT be shared with parties external to the event organizers.

More information at alumni.mcmaster.ca

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