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Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) works with its partners to ensure The Living City is built on a natural foundation of healthy rivers and shorelines, greenspace and biodiversity, and sustainable communities.
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Climate Change
Find out the real facts on climate change and what can be done for the future.
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Experience TRCA Parks and Culture! Enjoy our events, learn something new and get involved in your community.
Recent News
11/03/2009
Gord Downie and Mark Mattson of Lake Ontario Waterkeeper set to inspire guests at Environmental Dinner
Music meets the environment at the 16th Annual Charles Sauriol Environmental Dinner for The Living City on November 12
10/21/2009
Bring Nature Back: Mimico Creek Channel Restored as Part of Climate Change Initiative
Toronto and Region Conservation Restores Highly Urbanized Creek back to its Natural Splendor: Tour and Opening Ceremony on October 22
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Lake Ontario Evenings - Inagural Event
Thursday, December 3 2009
Thursday, December 3 2009
Christmas By Lamplight
Saturday, December 5 2009
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Christmas By Lamplight
Saturday, December 12 2009
Saturday, December 12 2009
Christmas By Lamplight
Saturday, December 19 2009
Saturday, December 19 2009
Did you Know?
You can help make THE LIVING CITY a healthy place for all - to live, work and play.
"Gifts of Clean Water" helps to monitor water quality
Did you know that your support helps TRCA monitor water quality at over 460 sites each year?
Indian Line Campground is the closest campground to Toronto
Your monthly gift goes towards supporting programs to help residents of the Toronto region understand the environment in our city.
Storing compressed air below ground could provide the grid with wind power when it's needed, not just when it blows.
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Downsview, Ontario, M3N 1S4, Canada
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Email: info@trca.on.ca
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- Heart Lake
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