TRCA 2025 ANNUAL REPORT (page)
Rooted in Resilience: TRCA 2025 Annual Report LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We respectfully acknowledge the lands we are situated on are Traditional Territories and Treaty Lands, in particular those of...
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Nashville Conservation Reserve – Floodplain Wetland Project (page)
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has completed a Floodplain Wetland Project within the Nashville Conservation Reserve (NCR), east of the Town of Bolton. Project Location The project site lies...
Read moreThe Nature School at Toronto Zoo – Toronto (page)
The Nature School at the Toronto Zoo takes place primarily outdoors at the largest zoo in Canada, on the Toronto Zoo’s more than 200-hectare property. Students will have access to...
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PA Day Camps at Claremont – Pickering (page)
Join us at Claremont Nature Centre on your PA Day and enjoy a day of nature-based fun! Children will be guided through a day of forest camp, with a focus...
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Rouge River Watershed (page)
The Rouge River watershed is within the eastern portion of Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) jurisdiction, covering 33,926 ha, and is home to approximately 445,000 people. It contains Canada’s...
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Forestry Services (page)
Over the past 50 years, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has managed more than 6,000 ha (15,000 acres) of forested lands across our jurisdiction. This wealth of knowledge, experience,...
Read moreStop 4: Where Nature Meets History – Jaffary’s Creek (page)
THE CHANGING WATERS OF BOLTON: Growth, Memory, and the Land The Humber River, known in Ojibwe as Gebekanaang-ziibi, has long been a vital artery of movement, trade, and gathering for...
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Mimico Creek (page)
The Mimico Creek watershed is a heavily urbanized watershed in Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) jurisdiction. It is approximately 7,700 hectares in size and is bordered by the Etobicoke...
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Etobicoke Creek (page)
The Etobicoke Creek watershed is approximately 22,404 hectares in size and is the westernmost watershed in Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) jurisdiction. It is bordered by the Credit River...
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East Humber River (HR72.1) Bank Stabilization Project – COMPLETED (page)
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has completed maintenance of an existing erosion control structure known as HR72.1, which is located along a section of the East Humber River. The...
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