Home - Conservation Halton

Conservation Halton Parks (Reservations Required)

Mountsberg

Two people walk along the trail through the trees in the forest, during the summer.

Mount Nemo

Kelso

Crawford Lake

Robert Edmondson

Hilton Falls

The view from behind a stone wall at the edge of the escarpment during the early fall.

Rattlesnake Point

Two people sit by the lake in white Muskoka-style chairs with their dog on a leash, during early fall.

Area 8 Conservation Area

Our Projects

Donate to the Foundation

When we needed it most, nature was there for us. Now it’s time for us to give back and start looking ahead to our future. We hope that you will consider donating to the Conservation Halton Foundation in support of the protection and restoration of our parks, so they can be enjoyed for generations to come.

Flamborough Centre Park

This ongoing restoration project is transforming an under-used municipal park into a beautiful natural area with wetland features and more than 60 native species of trees, shrubs and flowers. The Flamborough Centre Park project is an example of the critical role of wetlands in providing natural flood control and building community resilience to climate change.

Drumquin Park

This project focused on restoring the section of Sixteen Mile Creek that meandered through the park to a more natural width, depth and path, planting native species and creating habitat for wildlife. Projects like Drumquin Park support the natural function and climate resilience of the watershed.

Saving Water

Sustainable. Resilient. Connected

Conservation Halton offers a variety of conservation, recreation and education programs in our parks, schools and communities to support a more sustainable, resilient and connected future for our watershed.

Field Trip Programs

School Programs

Virtual Programs

Landowner Programs

Homeowner Workshops

Rivers & Streams Normal Normal Normal Normal Low Water Normal Normal Normal Normal Lake Ontario Shoreline Normal Normal Normal Normal

#ConservationHalton

Use the hashtag. Share your experience.

Sweetwater Season at Crawford Lake is a unique way

After a long winter, the running of maple sap is o

It’s a wet, muddy time of year, but spring is on

We'd like to thank everyone for joining us at Moun

Follow @conservationhalton

Subscribe to the Conservation Halton newsletter!

Governance

Conservation Halton manages watershed resources in partnership with municipalities and the province. The municipalities in the watershed appoint representatives, including municipal councilors and members of the community, to provide oversight of Conservation Halton programs.

Click here to learn more about our governance.