Protect your freshwater by restoring a natural shoreline using native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers with the Natural Edge program! For an overview of the Natural Edge program watch: youtu.be/s1BFOrdQInw Visit naturaledge.watersheds.ca to learn more!

12 Reasons Why Cities Need More Trees: 1. Temperature Control One large tree is equivalent to 10 air conditioning units, and the shade they provide can reduce street temperature by more than 30%. 2. Noise Reduction Trees can reduce loudness by up to 50%. In urban areas

Thank you Toronto and Region Conservation Authority for your wonderful Celebrate the Humber event! This is my favourite TO event. There is so much to do and learn in a perfect setting along the banks of our National Heritage River. Ready for next year!

This morning Anishinaabe Grandmother Waterkeeper Vivian Recollet conducted ceremonies for #MimicoCreek at Tom Riley Park & Humber Bay Park West. Star Nahwegahbo joined us. They are both members of Humber River Calling. Chi Miigwetch

#MimicoCreekUpdate: Ministry staff have been on the ground since the morning of the fire, ensuring that the responsible party takes appropriate action to clean up the spilled materials. [1/7]

How much untreated combined sewage does City of Toronto release annually into Humber Bay & Lake Ontario from 3 old pipes near Ontario Place? Latest surveys says:

Key Explainer: "If you care about climate change, we should protect the Greenbelt. If you care about your taxes, we should protect the Greenbelt. If you care about having clean water to drink, we should protect the Greenbelt". cbc.ca/news/canada/on… #HandsOffTheGreenbelt

Our mental health and well-being are significantly improved when connected to the natural world. Sign up for 8 weeks of our free “Nature Coach” tips, dedicated to help you thrive in nature: ➡️ brnw.ch/21wCrNT 🍃

We've partnered with Water Rangers to bring #waterquality and #microplastic educational toolkits to Canadian schools: bit.ly/water-rangers-… #STEAM #EdTech #WorldWaterMonitoringDay

🌳 #NationalTreeDay is a day for Canadians to come together in appreciation of trees, their natural beauty, and the many benefits they provide! Learn how you can celebrate trees on September 20th by visiting the Tree Canada website: treecanada.ca/national-tree-…

Weaving Waves 1: Centre Island Beach

"One of the fastest ways to restore a river is to remove a dam ... As soon as the water starts flowing, the river starts healing." - American Rivers @watershedwillis on the Klamath River with NBC News nbcnews.com/now/video/cali…

BREAKING: “It was a mistake to open the Greenbelt,” Premier Doug Ford said, adding that the land opened to development would be returned to the protected area — which he says he will never touch again. #onpoli via Emma McIntosh (same handle on the other app) Fatima Syed / @fatimabsyed.bsky.social thenarwhal.ca/ford-reverses-…

Water Rangers has a new and wonderful responsibility, all in the name of freshwater health. Read more about our exciting new work as stewards of the Watershed Reports, created by WWF-Canada and powered by AquaAction: bit.ly/3Ls7mtE

If you're concerned about harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the #GreatLakes, consider this Monday webinar on recent reports by IJC - International Joint Commission boards. One report looks at the extent to which over 100 recommendations have been implemented by the governments of 🇨🇦 & 🇺🇸 to date (1/2)

In Toronto? Join us for "Two-Eyed Seeing on the Humber; Explore the Salmon Runs" on October 1st! This public community event will bring together Anishinabek & Western Science perspectives on the salmon runs and the importance of caring for water. Hope to see you there!

Register for our latest ✨Let's Talk Lake Ontario✨ webinar! Learn about algae in #LakeOntario, how 🇨🇦 &🇺🇸 are managing nutrient levels in the lake and steps you can take to help! Register here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… @EPAGreatLakes American Farmland Trust Environment Ontario New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation #GreatLakes

Great to see #stormwater management featured at #NuitBlanche in Toronto this past weekend! The Bentway “Staging Grounds” is a site of active learning about urban ecology that celebrates local #water and urban waterways. #NBTO23 #NuitBlancheTO Nuit Blanche Toronto City of Toronto 🇨🇦