Communities in Bloom is a national and provincial program that recognizes community participation in projects involving beautification, heritage, and environmental awareness. This is a great opportunity for communities to generate civic pride and local participation, while gaining recognition across the country.
Participants are judged on the quality of the municipality's green spaces, diversity and originality of its landscaping, general tidiness, environmental awareness, heritage, and the level of community involvement.
Landscape NL Horticultural Association is proud to be the provincial coordinator of the Communities in Bloom Newfoundland & Labrador program.
Administration and delivery is carried out by LNLHA staff, with the assistance of volunteers to promote the initiative and provide mentorship and evaluation support.
Registration in Now Available for our 2022 Communities in Bloom program on the How to Participate Page!
Click here to register your community.
For information about Communities in Bloom NL or how you can become involved, please contact:
Sonia Parrino
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