Participants in this program help to care for natural areas across the city, with teams that meet weekly from April to September. As a volunteer you will:
Email greentoronto@toronto.ca for program information and details on how to register.
Participants must be 14 years of age or older unless accompanied by a legal guardian.
Contact greentoronto@toronto.ca for information on site conditions including accessibility. If you would like to request accessibility support, contact us as soon as possible.
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Beechwood Wetland |
Beechwood Wetland is located along the Lower Don Trail near Broadview Avenue and O’Connor Drive. This area has the potential for significant improvement to both land and aquatic habitat quality. |
| Cottonwood Flats |
Cottonwood Flats is an old industrial site in the Lower Don. The site has been allowed to renaturalize and currently attracts many birds including ground-nesting songbirds. |
| Crothers Woods |
Crothers Woods is a unique forest habitat with around 10 km of natural trails including specialized mountain biking trails. |
| Don Valley Brick Works Park |
Don Valley Brick Works Park contains a number of different habitat types, including wildflower meadows, woodlands, wetlands and steep cliff faces. |
| Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat |
Located in Humber Bay Park East, this ecological restoration project provides critical habitat for a variety of native butterfly species, including the Monarch butterfly. |
| Milne Hollow |
Milne Hollow is the northern gateway to the Charles Sauriol Conservation Reserve in the floodplains of the East Don Watershed. |
| Nordheimer Ravine |
The Nordheimer Ravine contains one of the finest stands of old oak trees in the city. |
| Riverdale Park East |
Riverdale Park East includes a naturalized area at the north end of the park. |
An event will be cancelled if there is a 70 per cent or greater chance of thunderstorm or if other hazardous weather arises.