Daytona Homes is proud to continue growing our environmental impact through another year of partnership with Project Forest, this time as a Bronze Woodland Partner.
Together, we’re supporting a shelterbelt initiative with Siksika Nation, part of the Blackfoot Confederacy east of Calgary, where 1,000 trees will be planted to help protect and strengthen the land. This work reflects the Nation’s long-standing relationship with the land and supports efforts to care for it over time. A shelterbelt is a row of trees that acts as a natural barrier, helping reduce wind erosion, protect soil, and create better conditions for crops, wildlife, and surrounding ecosystems to thrive.
This is about more than planting trees. It’s about supporting Indigenous-led stewardship, restoring natural landscapes, and contributing to something that will have a lasting impact for generations.
At Daytona Homes, we believe the spaces we shape today should reflect the values we carry forward. That means building homes and communities with care, while also supporting initiatives that help leave the land stronger than we found it.
We’re proud to stand alongside Project Forest and Siksika Nation in supporting a more sustainable future.
Learn more about this initiative at projectforest.ca.
