Customers TD Forests
Goal 1: Responsible Paper Use
Goal 2: Protect Critical Forest Habitats
• 12% reduction in paper year over year; 15% reduction relative to our 2010 baseline.
Working with the Nature Conservancy of Canada and the Nature Conservancy, we helped to protect eight additional areas – 24,000 acres in total:
• Interior Douglas fir forest habitat in Midgeley, British Columbia
• Aspen parkland forest fringe habitat, Saskatchewan
• Black spruce bog habitat in Kurian, Manitoba
• Great Lakes mixed forest Boreal forest habitat, Cockburn Island, Ontario
Goal 3: Grow Urban Forests
• TD Economics published a report on the natural capital contribution of urban forests and green space.
• The Greening of New York City highlights the value of urban forest and green space to our increasingly urban lifestyle – measured not just in dollars, but also in enhanced biodiversity, human health and well-being.
• 5% increase in usage of certified papers sourced from sustainably managed forests.
• Maritime mixed forest, Pointe Verte, Quebec
• Maritime mixed forest habitat, Long Tusket Lake, Nova Scotia
• Northern Appalachian forest habitat, Shed Antler, New York
• Oak, hickory, cabbage palm and upland mixed forests, Hollywood Pines, Florida
Since TD Forests began in 2012, we have helped to protect 13 forested areas located in seven provinces and two states.
• Through TD Tree Days, over 8,000 volunteers planted more than 48,000 trees in 165 communities. Since TD Tree Days began in 2010, 137,000 trees have been planted in 204 communities.
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How We Operate EN12 Working Together
Last year, TD worked with over 750 organizations to increase the natural capital within North America. Collaboration is key to making progress on these issues of protecting critical forest habitats and incorporating green space into the design of sustainable cities.
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CHALLENGE
The TD Forests program and its focus on reducing paper are interpreted by some as a criticism of the forestry industry.
RESPONSE
In 2013 we continued to engage with the forestry sector to ensure that TD Forests properly reflected the value of working forests and best practices in sustainable forest management.
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“As a paper industry leader in sustainability, we champion TD’s efforts to highlight the benefits of using products from well-managed forests, as well as using and disposing of paper responsibly. We share TD’s view that paper is a valuable resource that should be used responsibly and applaud them for their commitment to help protect High Conservation Value Forests. TD’s dedication to the health of our ecosystems is admirable and also a priority for Domtar.”
Paige Goff, Vice President Sustainability and Business Communications, Domtar TD 2013 Corporate Responsibility Report
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