Report tree damage, identify if your tree is a City owned tree or a private tree, and learn more about invasive species and how to treat and prevent them from harming your trees. View the City's Tree Inventory map.

The City of London is now the Forest Capital of Canada. Throughout 2026, London will offer a year-long program of events and activities celebrating our urban forest. More details of each program will be shared here.

Privately owned trees

Learn more about the Tree Protection By-law, apply for a Private Tree Permit, and apply for a Tree Protection Area Permit.

Report a problem with a tree

Report tree issues such as a fallen branch or dead tree. Request a tree planting or tree inspection.

Tree protection

Learn about tree protection zones, protection barriers, and maintaining nearby trees during a construction project.

Tree planting and watering

Learn how to request a tree for the boulevard in front of your residence, how new trees are replanted when trees are removed, and how to properly water trees.

Tree maintenance and trimming

Learn about how the City maintains trees in London, and how to request a tree trimming or inspection of a City tree.

Pests and diseases

Learn more about pests and diseases that could be a risk to trees in our community and how to protect your trees from them.

Tree Canopy Conservation Program (TCCP)

The Tree Canopy Conservation Program provides funding to residents to assist with managing mature trees on private property.

National Tree Day

London’s annual celebration of National Tree Day in September each year.

The Graham Arboretum

The Arboretum area of Springbank Park features a collection of more than 300 trees made up of at least 75 different species.

Tree map

View a map of the City's trees across London, commemorative trees, and tree protection area.
Last modified:Tuesday, January 20, 2026