Giving back—a proud supporter of Tree Canada

Black Gold Emergency Planners and Response have teamed up with Tree Canada to participate in its National Greening Program. Tree Canada has developed partnerships with companies to create and sustain a healthy environment in urban and rural areas. This allows companies like Black Gold and Response to create a positive impact on the environment.

Trees are vital to our ecosystem; they filter, clean and produce oxygen as well as provide shelter for animals. A fact you may not know is that by planting trees and shrubs we can reduce the world’s noise pollution. Not only are trees a vital part of our ecosystem, but they also provide lush green spaces for enjoyment throughout the year. Since Black Gold and Response have made a climate commitment, hundreds of trees have been planted.
 
Established 25 years ago, Tree Canada has planted well over 82 million trees and created green spaces in over 600 schoolyards. Tree Canada is “the leading tree-planting charity in Canada.” The organization is dedicated to improving the lives of Canadians through planting trees and educating people on their value.

Tree Canada is a proud supporter of Canadian communities. In 2016, Tree Canada was on-site after the fires in Fort McMurray, working with local foresters, corporate partners and local municipality to restore what was lost (Tree Canada, 2019). By the end of the first year of this initiative, over 70,000 trees had been planted for the citizens of Fort McMurray.
 
Receiving numerous awards, Tree Canada has made a name for itself by combining green initiatives and corporate social responsibility.
 
Black Gold and Response are proud sponsors of Tree Canada. As part of its goal to be an eco-conscious company, Response has partnered with Tree Canada. For every Response App launched, Black Gold and Tree Canada will plant a tree in Western Canada in your honour.
 
Tree Canada develops programs in partnership with the private and public sectors, communities and individual Canadians to maintain a healthy environment through sustaining urban and rural forests.

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