A Garden for All
As Toronto Botanical Garden works to be a garden for all and a dynamic community hub, we must recognize the champions of this work. Progress is only made possible by …
Community and Respite at the Toronto Botanical Garden Read More
“I live in the neighborhood,” says Bianca Da Costa. “Toronto Botanical Garden is an extension of my backyard.” With a deep sense of pride, Bianca has woven herself into the …
The Toronto Botanical Garden: An Extension of Your Backyard Read More
It was easy for Ian McRae to feel at home during his first volunteering shift at Toronto Botanical Garden. Although he didn’t start as a regular visitor, Ian quickly found …
Gratitude for Plants and People Read More
Gilbert Gallaher, or as his friends call him Gil, may be a new volunteer to TBG, but he has been well acquainted with plants for a while now. Raised in …
Partnership Found at Toronto Botanical Garden Read More
Comfortable – that was the first thought that crossed Paul D’Angelo’s mind upon his first gardening volunteer shift. “The people made me feel at ease,” Paul recalls. “Everyone is very …
A TBG Community Story: Connecting People to Nature Read More
Laura and Julia are not just any mother-daughter family duo. What they share is a special bond with the Garden that has blossomed over the years, leading them to volunteer …
Family and the Toronto Botanical Garden: A Special Bond Read More
As part of volunteer appreciation month, the Toronto Botanical Garden is pleased to introduce Alison, one of the Weston Family Library’s newest volunteers (and member for just over a year …
A Volunteer Story: The Heart to Give and the Courage to Contribute Read More
Meet Aruna, TBG’s new Adult & Family Learning Supervisor. She’s just become a Master Gardener, but her passion for plants dates to when she was little. “In the way reading …
Say hello to our newest TBG Master Gardener (and, get the real dirt on our horticultural societies at the Garden) Read More
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, TBG’s staff and volunteers are sharing their most beloved plants, flowers, and books (as well as one cheeky song). Whether you’re a seasoned pro …
Top Gardening Love Picks from the Toronto Botanical Garden Read More
Restoring urban forests is not easy. Henry Hughes and Melanie Sifton, two experts at the Toronto Botanical Garden’s 2019 Ravine Symposium agree. Both pointed out how easy it is to …
Overcoming Pitfalls to Restoring Urban Forests Read More