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03/04/2016

Conservation Authorities are reminding residents of dangers that exist near streams, rivers, ponds and lakes around this time of year and urge people...

Conservation Authorities are reminding residents of dangers that exist near streams, rivers, ponds and lakes around this time of year and urge people to keep family and pets away from the edge of all waterways. Spring is quickly approaching and with warmer temperatures, people look forward to getting outdoors. Warmer temperatures, however, also bring:...

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Fishing for fishers in Glen Major Forest

02/23/2016

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Monitoring Sensitive Fish Species on Seaton Development Lands

12/21/2015

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In the Face of Urbanization, the Green Frog Seems to Be the Most Resilient in the Greater Toronto Area.

11/10/2015

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Surveying Salmon in Duffins Creek: 2015 Update

10/15/2015

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TRCA’s Unique Scoring Approach in Natural Heritage Systems Protection

09/24/2015

For over a decade Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has been using a unique strategy in the protection of natural heritage systems...

For over a decade Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)...

For over a decade Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has been using a unique strategy in the protection of natural heritage systems within the regional watersheds. All flora and vertebrate fauna species as well as vegetation...

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Spring Safety Message: Exercise Caution Near Waterways

Fishing for fishers in Glen Major Forest

Monitoring Sensitive Fish Species on Seaton Development Lands

In the Face of Urbanization, the Green Frog Seems to Be the Most Resilient in the Greater Toronto Area.

Surveying Salmon in Duffins Creek: 2015 Update

TRCA’s Unique Scoring Approach in Natural Heritage Systems Protection

TRCA Terrestrial Monitoring: What are the Plants and Animals Telling Us?

Toronto Harbour Tagging Study Probes the Mysteries of Fish Behaviour.

An Endangered Species in Ontario: The Slippery But Sensitive American Eel