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 Toronto Nature Stewards are now in South Etobicoke
Toronto Nature Stewards (TNS), with the agreement of the City of Toronto Urban Forestry Division, runs a stewardship program on public land in ravines and natural areas without direct City supervision. Sites are managed by Lead Stewards who have been trained, follow agreed-upon protocols for ecological restoration, and report their stewardship activities.
How We Restore Land
TNS Stewards support the ecological restoration of ravines and natural areas by picking up litter, removing invasive plants, planting native species, and monitoring the environmental impact of stewardship activities. We meet as small, local groups to care for approved sites in Toronto’s ravines and natural areas. Each stewardship site has been approved by the City of Toronto and each stewardship group is committed to stewarding their local site for several years.
Active Sites in South Etobicoke:
Lake Promenade Site - primarily Long Branch Park and Len Ford Park
Etobicoke Creek Valley Park - two separate parcels north and south of the QEW
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