From left to right: Rev. Dave Holmes – Minister of St. Andrew’s United Church, Grant Creasey – City of Lacombe Mayor, Doris Thesenvitz - First Chair of St, Andrew's Green Team, Rod Guilbault – City of Lacombe Parks Supervisor, Cynthia Pohl – Principal of Living Lands Landscape + Design, & Ecological Landscaper, Joan Fredeen – Gardener, Kaiden Bruning – Local Farmer. (City of Lacombe/ supplied)
Tree project
Crews break ground on St. Andrew’s United Church Woodland Sanctuary Project in Lacombe
Jun 13, 2025 | 4:58 PM
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The City of Lacombe officially broke ground on the St. Andrew’s United Church Woodland Sanctuary Project.
They officially announced the beginning of the project with a ceremony that took place a week ago on Friday.
The final design for the tree project was approved by Lacombe city council in March of this year, which is a collaborative effort between the city and the United Church.
Together they’ll transform a 1.7-acre municipal reserve on the west end of Woodland Drive into a natural forest ecosystem with 100 native trees and shrubs.
