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The best places in Toronto to appreciate fall foliage

Here’s some free advice from conservationists on where to go.

By Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) Oct. 24th, 11:28 am

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How should Toronto balance urban growth and environmental protection?

Everything you've ever wanted to know about the environmental assessment process.

By Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) Oct. 3rd, 12:14 pm

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What Hanlan’s Nude Beach Means to Toronto’s Queer Community

The beach will re-open on July 31 after being closed to the public since May due to extensive flooding.

By Aeryn Pfaff Jul. 28th, 10:00 pm

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Flooding Across the GTA Will Only Get Worse With Climate Change

Severe flooding on Ward's Island has led to a plunge in business at the Rectory Café. It will close for good in October.

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Jun. 23rd, 12:17 pm

Spring Means Peak Bird Watching Season in Toronto

We spend a day hanging out with a niche community of birders at Tommy Thompson Park.

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Apr. 28th, 7:30 pm

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Road Salt Is Toxic And Should Be Regulated

Each winter, more than 120,000 tonnes of salt is dumped on Toronto pavement.

By Catherine McIntyre Feb. 17th, 5:00 pm

Why Toronto Should Become More Climate Change Resilient

Climate change is already well underway, but with some smart choices Toronto can mitigate the impact.

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Jan. 19th, 9:19 am

Why Toronto’s Urban Forest is a Critical Infrastructure Asset

Urban forests are vital infrastructure that provide $125 million in services to the GTA each year. But with little support from senior governments, municipalities are stretched to nurture their green assets.

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Dec. 5th, 12:30 pm

How Toronto’s Fish Are Making a Comeback

Conservation efforts have shown impressive results, but there's still more to do.

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Nov. 3rd, 9:00 am

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Why Lower Don Flood Protection is a Necessary Cost

While $1.25 billion is a lot of money, it's the price for prudent Port Lands planning.

By Andrew Reeves Nov. 2nd, 3:30 pm

How Local Farms Connect Torontonians With Food Security

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Sep. 28th, 12:30 pm

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Balancing Access with Conservation in the Scarborough Bluffs

By Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) Aug. 17th, 1:00 pm

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Canoeing Down Toronto’s River Conservation Success Story

In 1969, the Don River was declared dead. But with conservation efforts and advocacy, that's changed.

By Catherine McIntyre • Photos by Josh AllsoppMay. 12th, 12:30 pm

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Why Everyone Can Relax About A Huge Blistering Plant Called Giant Hogweed

The GTA's scariest botanical invader is on its way out, thanks to aggressive action by the municipality and TRCA.

By Megan Marrelli Jun. 9th, 2:45 pm

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During Paddle the Don, Canoeists Seize a Rare Opportunity

Around 700 people rode canoes down the Don River, which had been flooded especially for the occasion.

By Rachel Lissner • Photos by Giordano CiampiniMay. 6th, 2:45 pm

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TRCA Executive Votes Against Selling Public Land to Mayor Rob Ford

By Steve Kupferman Jun. 1st, 11:28 am

A Flood of Information

By Val Dodge Mar. 31st, 1:00 pm

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Release The Goo, All-Natural Edition

By Val Dodge Mar. 11th, 9:00 am