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City of Toronto PFR

@TorontoPFR
Official account for City of Toronto Parks, Forestry & Recreation. Not monitored 24/7. For service requests, contact @311Toronto.
Toronto, Ontario
toronto.ca
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    City of Toronto PFR
    @TorontoPFR
    18h
    Runnymede Library Tour Tuesday, August 18 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Runnymede Library is located at 2178 Bloor St W toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/… Join Urban Forestry staff to learn how to recognize different tree species, and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
    Group of people gathered outdoors, one person in a pink hoodie holding a leafy branch while others listen attentively.
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    City of Toronto PFR
    @TorontoPFR
    Aug 12
    Hey Neighbour! Join us for fun games and recreation opportunities and prepare for fall registration at an upcoming Meet Your Neighbour pop-up. toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/…
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    City of Toronto PFR
    @TorontoPFR
    Aug 12
    Agincourt Library Tour Friday, August 14 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/… Join Urban Forestry staff to learn how to recognize different tree species, and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
    People waiting in line outside the Toronto Public Library Agincourt branch on a sunny day.
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    City of Toronto PFR
    @TorontoPFR
    Aug 11
    High Park Black Oak savannah tour Thursday, August 13 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/… Join Urban Forestry staff for a tour of High Park's Black Oak savannah habitat. This 1.5-hour tour will focus on native plants and the local ecology at this park.
    A vibrant wildflower meadow with purple, yellow, and white blossoms.
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    City of Toronto PFR
    @TorontoPFR
    Aug 11
    North York Central Library tour Thursday, August 13 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/… Join Urban Forestry staff to learn how to recognize different plant species and fun facts about their cultural and ecological importance.
    Tour guide enthusiastically holding a sign labeled 'Tamarack' while addressing a group outdoors in an urban park setting.

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