Conservation Halton

Our Projects

Support Our Work

Your donations help us restore natural areas, enhance our parks, run environmental learning programs, provide opportunities for outdoor recreation, and increase access to nature in one of Ontario’s fastest-growing regions. Learn about our current fundraising campaign, Connected, and how to get involved and make a difference today.

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.

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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.