Niagara Falls Forestry is a dedicated division of the City of Niagara Falls’ government, responsible for the management, preservation, and enhancement of the city’s urban forest and green infrastructure. Operating under the broader Department of Public Works, this municipal office plays a vital role in maintaining the health, safety, and sustainability of public trees throughout city parks, streets, and public spaces. The division works closely with city planners, environmental agencies, and local residents to implement tree-planting initiatives, manage tree maintenance programs, and ensure the proper removal of hazardous trees.

This department is committed to promoting environmental stewardship and improving the quality of life for citizens through the thoughtful management of the urban canopy. By caring for Niagara Falls’ natural resources, the Forestry Office helps prevent soil erosion, reduce stormwater runoff, and improve air quality. The organization also supports community involvement through public education, volunteer opportunities, and advisory roles in tree preservation planning. Niagara Falls Forestry upholds a strong commitment to sustainable practices that preserve the natural beauty of the city for future generations.

Key Services:

– Urban tree maintenance and pruning
– Tree planting and reforestation projects
– Hazardous tree inspection and removal
– Tree health assessments and disease management
– Storm debris and fallen tree cleanup
– Community outreach and volunteer coordination
– Arboricultural consultations and planning support
– Collaboration with environmental conservation programs