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Aquatic Barriers & Fish Movement (page)

Preserving and enhancing habitat connectivity – that is, enabling fish and aquatic species to move easily between habitats – is one of the keys to maintaining biodiversity in rivers and streams....

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Aquatic Habitat & Biodiversity (page)

Applied research into aquatic habitat and biodiversity helps Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) to understand, mitigate, and enhance aquatic ecosystem health. Applied Research onAquatic Habitat and Biodiversity Healthy aquatic...

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Water Resource System (page)

Applied research on the Water Resource System (WRS) is critical to developing a robust planning strategy that helps to characterize current watershed conditions and assess potential impacts in the face...

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Ravine Youth Team (page)

Applications for the 2026 Ravine Youth Team cohort are now closed. The Ravine Youth Team is a summer internship program that aims to engage young professionals in restoring Toronto’s ravines...

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TRCA Adventures of Salmon (page)

Thank you to everyone who participated in TRCA Adventures of Salmon at Morningside Park on October 4, 2026. Stay tuned for details about next year’s event! Enjoy More Salmon Adventures...

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Monitoring for The Meadoway (page)

Transformative is the word most often used to describe The Meadoway project in Scarborough. Led by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), in partnership with City of Toronto and the Weston...

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Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands (page)

Great Lakes coastal wetlands are directly influenced by the waters of the Great Lakes and are one of the most ecologically diverse and productive ecosystems in the Great Lakes region....

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