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TRCA’s Restoration Plan for the Brock Landsis available for download. DOWNLOAD THE PLAN NOW Project Background On January 18, 2011, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) acquired the former Brock...

PROJECT STATUS Spring 2023 The sand dune construction phase of the Gibraltar Point Erosion Control Project is now complete! PLEASE NOTE: Fencing has been installed throughout the sand dune area....

Agriculture dominates the northern area of the watershed, mixed with many large, provincially significant wooded swamps. The south is largely urbanised, with major greenspaces in Altona Forest, and Petticoat Creek Conservation Park at...

The Don River watershed stretches about 38 kilometres from the Oak Ridges Moraine down to Lake Ontario. Although there is no end-to-end valley trail, the Don offers many opportunities for...

TRCA and its partners are involved in many projects in the Humber River watershed, such as the restoration of the 428 hectare (1,057 acre) Oak Ridges Corridor Park in the...

The Humber River watershed encompasses 911 square kilometres and is home to more than 850,000 residents. It is the largest in Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s (TRCA’s) jurisdiction. Its waters, originating...

TRCA’s Environmental Monitoring & Data Management team communicates the results of their long-term scientific data collection in reports and plans. Quick Links   Annual Reports Environmental Monitoring and Data Management: Program Highlights...

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) monitors the quantity and quality of groundwater at various wells across the Region. Groundwater is a vital resource — one that has been placed...