The Canadian Protected and Conserved Areas Database (CPCAD) is a key tool for tracking and reporting on progress toward Canada’s national and international biodiversity targets. Up-to-date mapping provides a helpful starting point for Land Trusts and partners before reporting begins, ensuring protected area screening uses the highest quality data available. In the first of two […]
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*** New date*** Put on your sturdy boots, layers and warm clothes, and join OLTA, Culture Link and Toronto Field Naturalists to explore High Park! Meet at the Bloor Street entrance at High Park Avenue at 1:15 pm. Walk begins at 1:30. Sign up here. We'll send you event details. Dress warmly! |
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Enjoy this nature and heritage walk through Cottonwoods Flats, a restored meadow along the Don River. Hear about the restoration that converted industrial lands into much-loved parkland, and the ongoing stewardship that continues to protect the area. The walk will be led by Toronto Field Naturalists' president Lynn Miller. The walk starts outside of the […] |
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The Canadian Protected and Conserved Areas Database (CPCAD) is a key tool for tracking and reporting on progress toward Canada’s national and international biodiversity targets. Understanding criteria found the pan-Canadian Decision Support Tool (DST) increases the eligibility of Land Trust properties for Protected Area (PA) or Other Effective Area-based Conservation Measures (OECM) recognition. In this […] |
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As reconciliation continues to shape the policy, legal, and ethical landscape in Canada, land trusts are being called upon to examine how their governance and operational practices align with the principles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). The Declaration informs broader federal commitments, intersects with Section 35 rights, and […] |
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