What We Do (page)
Consultation Aquatic Habitat Toronto (AHT) provides support for Waterfront Toronto and other proponents working on the waterfront by facilitating the approvals process. In order for a project to be implemented...
Read moreToronto Waterfront Aquatic Habitat Restoration Strategy (TWAHRS) (page)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: QUICK LINKS CONTEXT Historically, the Toronto waterfront was a rich mosaic of aquatic and terrestrial habitats, including bluffs and beaches, cobble reefs, estuaries and bays with productive marshes,...
Read moreExisting Conditions: Habitat (page)
Aquatic habitats along the Toronto waterfront are the product of various combinations of physical conditions and processes.The three major controlling influences on the location, function, and attributes of shoreline habitats...
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Central Waterfront Waterfront Toronto is building a series of boardwalks and bridges spanning the slips of the Central Waterfront, creating a 3 km length of public space. These walkways will...
Read moreResources – Aquatic Habitat Toronto (page)
QUICK LINKS Fishing in Your Backyard An Urban Recreational Fisheries Strategy for the Lake Ontario Northwest Waterfront Download a copy The Lake Ontario waterfront offers convenient, accessible angling opportunities allowing people...
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Aquatic Habitat Toronto (AHT) represents a consensus-based partnership between agencies with a vested interest in the improvement of aquatic habitat on the Toronto Waterfront. Partners include Fisheries and Oceans Canada,...
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Private Land Planting Program (page)
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA) Private Land Planting Program helps landowners to restore and improve their properties through the planting of native trees and shrubs. Our programs offer up...
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Get Involved (page)
At Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), community outreach is a critical component of developing a sustainable city region. Our community outreach programs focus on natural and cultural heritage, habitat...
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Essential Wildlife Habitat (page)
WHY RESTORE ESSENTIAL WILDLIFE HABITAT? The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is home to a wide variety of fish, birds, insects, and mammals. Some of these species occupy specialized ecological niches...
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