Environment and Sustainability

Learn more about who manages trees on private and public property in Pitt Meadows, as well as what the City is doing for the long-term management of our local tree canopy.

In partnership with BC Hydro, the City has developed a new public EV charging hub at Pitt Meadows Athletic Park. The hub provides convenient charging for park visitors, local residents and drivers travelling through Pitt Meadows, supporting cleaner transportation and the City’s climate action goals.

The City’s Climate Action Strategy provides a roadmap for building a more resilient and sustainable Pitt Meadows. It identifies actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prepare for climate-related risks such as extreme heat, poor air quality and flooding, and protect the health, infrastructure, environment and long-term wellbeing of the community.

The City's Environmental Inventory and Management Strategy will help inform the future planning and management of our local environment and natural assets.

Pitt Meadows is home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, coyotes, deer, raccoons, skunks and many other species. While these animals are a valued part of our natural surroundings, it is important for residents to take steps that reduce conflict and keep both people and wildlife safe.

Invasive species are plants, animals or other organisms not native to BC whose introduction and spread harms the province’s native species, economy and human health.