Climate change challenges Stanley Park
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Managing Stanley Park's 600,000 trees is becoming more challenging. Here's why
In the park's urban forest, 'changes are endless,' but some are more welcome than others.
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By Glenda Luymes
Published Jul 30, 2026
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Urban naturalist and author of Legacy of Trees Nina Shoroplova said she became "immersed" in Stanley Park's history while writing about its trees. PHOTO BY NICK PROCAYLO /10111987A
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