Our final report is available electronically:

Toronto Ravines Study 1977 to 2017 short (40 pages, without component studies)

Toronto Ravines Study 1977 to 2017 with component studies (220 pages, with component studies)

Initiated in the 1970’s and revisited from 2015 to 2017, our studies quantitatively recorded the health status of four ravines along the Don Valley using the conventional scientific framework of ‘Ecological Integrity’. The Toronto Ravine Revitalization Study Team would like to thank everyone who has been supporting and being interested in our project.

Ravine team member, Eric Davies, was talking about conservation of old trees on today’s CBC Metro Morning:

Forest ecologist Eric Davies on Toronto’s oldest trees

We are honored to have become one of the affiliated groups of #ProtectNatureTO (www.protectnatureto.org)! Looking forward to doing more good works with our new friends.

We are doing this again!

Join us for a ravine walk in the Park Drive Ravine and learn about trees and seeds!

When: Saturday October 21 @12 pm

Where: Evergreen Brick Works, parking lot

Shuttle bus to and from Broadview Station: schedule

The walk will be led by Eric Davies, PhD candidate at University of Toronto Faculty of Forestry. See you on Saturday!

Ravine homeowners and ravine lovers:

Ready for this year’s Ravine Symposium hosted by Toronto Botanical Garden​? It will take place on Friday, November 3, 2017, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Registration is open. Check out the speakers and agenda here.

Our team member, Eric Davies, will be speaking.

Join us with your suggestions and questions!

When: Sunday May 7th 2:15 pm

Where: St. Clair West subway station, south exit, across Loblaw

Wear sturdy boots as there will be muddy areas.

This walk will be led by Susan Aaron who has been stewarding Nordheimer Ravine since 1998.

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