Halton Invasive Species and Biodiversity: 159 results found

…at any of the Conservation Halton Parks. As always, a valid Ontario Fishing License is required for those 18 years of age and older. Mountsberg Fly fishing, shoreline fishing and…

Picnics are more than just potato salad at Conservation Halton Parks! Our parks offer incredible views, trails and activities for you and your guests to enjoy together as part of…

The Conservation Halton watershed is made up of many natural areas, including creeks, streams, wetlands, forests, prairies and fields, as well as geological formations, that support a rich diversity of…

…surface water sources, like lakes, rivers streams, as well as groundwater sources, which can be easily contaminated or impacted by a number of different influences. Click here for Halton-Hamilton Source…

…which helped to remove barriers to trying winter sports,” said Hassaan Basit, President & CEO, Conservation Halton. “We are grateful for the support of our partners, Scotiabank, Canadian Tire Jumpstart…

…Conditions Kelso MTB School Conservation Halton reserves the right to remove a participant from the program if warranted for behavior or program safety concerns. Refunds in this situation will be…

…“Wellness Series” to book the available session(s) Complete your registration to pay-as-you-go! Perks for Passholders Conservation Halton is proud to partner with Arc’teryx to present The Wellness Series — including…

You can help us protect nature and empower future watershed stewards. When you donate to the Conservation Halton Foundation, you are giving the gift of nature to our communities today…

It‘s not just the people in our community who love the Conservation Halton Parks—our fluffy, furry, four-legged friends are some of our biggest fans! Pets are permitted at all of…

Did you know that there are geocaches hidden at all of the Conservation Halton Parks? Geocaching is like a digital treasure hunt that uses a GPS-based app instead of a…