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Tianna Mighty

Tianna Mighty (She/Her)

Coordinator, Green Infrastructure

BA. Environmental Science

Tianna holds a BA in Environmental Science from the University of Manitoba, and has worked as the Climate Change Adaptation Assistant for the Rural Municipality of East St. Paul, and as a Biodiversity Researcher at Nature Canada. In her spare time, Tianna is active in her local basketball community. A veteran of the University of Manitoba’s Bison Basketball team, Tianna now coaches varsity girls' basketball at her former high school.

  • Articles by Tianna Mighty (She/Her)

    REVE Nourricier Transforms Parking Lot Into Urban Mini Forest

    April 4, 2024
    REVE Nourricier worked with community volunteers and partners to depave 105m2 of asphalt in the parking lot of Conseil Sports Loisirs de l’Estrie (CSLE), a sports complex and community center in…
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    Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Installs a New Mini Forest in the Pocket SNAP Neighbourhood

    July 3, 2024
    The Project In 2023, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Program (SNAP) transformed an under-utilized urban space in the Pocket Neighbourhood in Toronto into…
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    City of Hamilton Plants 900 Trees and Shrubs as a Mini Forest at Johnson Tew Park

    October 16, 2024
    The City of Hamilton brought new vibrance and interest to the Johnson Tew Arboretum by installing a 300-square-metre mini forest in the fall of 2023,…
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    Ashcroft Indian Band Regreens Following Wildfire Losses

    May 16, 2024
    After wildfires swept through their community in 2017, a project led by Ashcroft Indian Band (AIB) regreened and beautified the landscape, planting trees and shrubs on the…
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    Langley Environmental Partners Society Cultivates Community With Mini Forest Planting

    May 28, 2024
    The Project Langley Environmental Partners Society (LEPS) planted a 100m2 mini forest at the Derek Doubleday Arboretum in the Township of Langley, BC. The site was…
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    An image of a woman and a young girl at a planting site. They are crouched down around a newly planted tree. There is a dark green block at the top that says "Demonstrate Stream Applications Now Open! Apply by December 1, 2025." Another dark green block at the bottom has the Living Cities Canada and GCC logos.

    Intake Open for 2026 Demonstrate Stream of Living Cities Canada Fund

    November 14, 2025
    Apply by December 1, 2025, at 11:59 pm ET Apply Now We’re excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2026 Demonstrate Stream…
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    A stormwater drain with the symbol of a fish

    Stormwater Management Practices To Keep Local Waterways Healthy

    April 4, 2023
    Have you ever been on a walk through your neighborhood, spotted a fish symbol painted on a storm drain, and wondered what it's there for?  …
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    Oakvillegreen Enhances Local Ecosystem with Mini Forest Planting at Joshua Creek Heritage Arts Centre

    September 4, 2024
    Oakvillegreen Conservation Association planted a 100 square-metre mini forest at Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre (JCHAC) as part of a continued partnership on restoration and stewardship projects, including rain…
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    Plant pots place all over a forest floor surrounded by trees

    RainscapeTO partners with Humber River Community to Plant a Mini Forest at Humber River Lodge

    August 14, 2024
    In the autumn of 2023, RAINscapeTO embarked on a collaborative endeavor with the Humber River Lodge community to establish a mini forest along the Humber River trail…
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    Green Venture Plants a Mini Forest at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario

    September 11, 2024
    Green Venture aimed to breathe new life into a 100-square-metre plot by planting 300 native trees and shrubs and creating a new mini forest at Mohawk College. Alongside volunteers from…
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