Planting Programs

Trees and other plants provide many important functions. Trees create habitat for wildlife, improve air quality, hold carbon, filter runoff, slow soil erosion, and aid in the recharge of groundwater while reducing flooding. Quinte Conservation supports landowner tree planting efforts through advice, landowner grants, and subsidized planting programs.

A vibrant rain garden with a variety of colorful flowers and plants along a pebble path.

Interested in urban or rural stewardship? The Bay of Quinte Remedial Action Plan offers cost-sharing incentives and grants to landowners looking to prevent erosion, provide habitat and help improve water quality.

potted trees, shrubs and wildflowers are shown alongside a bag of mulch, coco disc, tree gaurds, and plant care guides

If your residential or agricultural property is on waterfront, you may be eligible for a subsidized shoreline-planting program or shoreline planting kit. 

hands shown planting a small pine tree

Planning to restore an area of your property back to forest with the planting of at least 500 trees? You may be eligible for a subsidized tree-planting program. 

Support local pollinators by planting native wildflowers.