Attracting Birds to Your Yard Workshop - Georgetown Arboretum

Birds bring colour, music and joy to any yard. Join CVC’s Melissa Creasey to discover the most common - and most unique - birds in your neighbourhood. Discover how native trees and shrubs can attract birds, while also adding colour to your yard and neighbourhood. Trends, common threats and how to keep birds safe will also be covered.

Learn more about The Arboretum by Trees for Halton Hills (also known as the Georgetown Arboretum) at their website 65000trees.ca

Event Notes

• Registration is required for this event
• The Georgetown Arboretum is on the southeast side of Joseph Gibbons Park across Delrex Blvd., between Jessop Court (to the north) and Regan Crescent (to the south). Street parking is available.
• Dress for the weather and the conditions
• Rain date: May 15, 2025
• This event is subject to change or cancellation due to inclement weather. We will make efforts to contact registrants via email if the status of this event changes or is cancelled.

Invite a neighbour to attend with you!

This workshop is designed for urban residents living in Hungry Hollow SNAP, but anyone is welcome to join.

Participant Event Waiver

Please read the participant event waiver. By registering for this event, you acknowledge having read and understood this Release and the Terms and Conditions.

2025 Neighbourhood Tree Giveaway

Homeowners on less than one acre in Inglewood, Georgetown’s Hungry Hollow SNAP, Brampton’s Fletchers Creek SNAP and Community Tree Project neighbourhoods, and Mississauga’s Cooksville SNAP can sign up to receive a free tree that CVC's home planting team will deliver and help plant. Limit of one free tree per household in 2025.

Learn more and check your eligibility.