
MND Consulting
Urban Forestry + Environmental Protection
— HOW WE HELP
Good projects need
grounded advice.
From a first feasibility question to a permit-ready submission, we make complex requirements easier to understand—and easier to act on.
One point of contact, from early review to application support.

— A PRACTICAL PARTNER
Know the rules.
See the way through.
Municipal requirements can feel like a moving target. We bring clarity early, so your team can make informed decisions, coordinate the right experts and keep momentum.
Start with the site
We review the property, plans and relevant constraints before recommending a route forward.
Make the next steps clear
Get direct advice on submissions, coordination and the information reviewers will need.
Stay with the work
We can help prepare applications and support your team through review and construction.
— EXPERIENCE THAT CONNECTS THE DOTS
CITY HALL INSIGHT.
ON-THE-GROUND PERSPECTIVE.
More than a decade
on both sides of the process.
MND Consulting is led by a former City of Toronto Urban Forestry Planner with more than 10 years of municipal experience.
That experience includes tree protection and plan review, ravine and natural feature protection, and development and construction review. It means we understand how applications are assessed—not just what the guidelines say.
Our founder also brings TRCA experience in restoration and construction services, residential tree planting programs, and the development of the Toronto Residential Tree Planting Strategy. The result is advice that considers both project delivery and the long-term health of the urban forest.
BSc
MES
Science-led, grounded in municipal practice.
— WHO WE WORK WITH
Good work takes
a good team.
Homeowners & contractors
01
Builders & developers
02
Arborists & engineers
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03
Architects & landscape designers
— LET'S GET INTO THE DETAILS
What are you working around?
Share a little about the site, the timeline or the question you’re trying to solve. We’ll help you understand a useful next step.
Direct advice. No jargon.
A real understanding of Toronto’s review process.
