Allard, Cavanagh & Callaghan Naturalization Fall 2026 | Engaged Edmonton

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What plants would you like to see?

The City of Edmonton is looking for insights from those who live, work, and play in Allard, Cavanagh & Callaghan regarding upcoming Naturalization!

Planting our City's Canopy!

The City of Edmonton is expanding your urban forest to plant two million new trees by 2031 and 20% canopy coverage by 2071. A major part of reaching this goal is determining the optimal locations for new plantings while making plant selections that best serve those that will live, work and play in those areas.

Site selection is influenced by several factors, including;

Land-use conflicts (i.e., water supply pipes, power lines, etc.),
Geographical constraints, and
The public's varying preferences.

Your feedback will be used to refine the planting plans for the selected sites. The City aims to understand planting priorities while ensuring alignment with the site's current usage and community values.

Thank you for taking the time to participate!

Who's Listening

Naturalization Team

Email: naturalization@edmonton.ca

Learn More

For more project information on Naturalization, click on "Learn More"

REFINE

ROLE OF THE PUBLIC

This means the City involves the public to adapt and adjust approaches to policies, programs, projects, or services.

Engagement Timelines

Timeline item 1 - active

Public Engagement: March - April 2026

Online public survey to gather feedback on planting preferences and priorities of the Allard, Cavanagh and Callaghan communities in the new naturalized areas.
Timeline item 2 - incomplete

Analysis & Reporting: May - July 2026

Feedback analysis and “What We Heard” report shared to the public.
Timeline item 3 - incomplete

Final Planting Decisions: August 2026

Planting plans and ordering are finalized.
Timeline item 4 - incomplete

Fall Planting: September - October 2026

Plantings in the Allard, Cavanagh and Callaghan neighbourhoods are completed.

FAQ

Why is the City of Edmonton looking for sites to naturalize or plant trees?

Can I help plant?

What information will be reported following public engagement?

Tell us how we did!

Provide your feedback on digital public engagement activities.

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