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HIGH PARK NATURE is a joint project of the High Park Natural Environment Committee and High Park Stewards.

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For questions and comments about High Park's unique natural heritage and the steps being taken to protect and restore it, please contact us at [email protected]

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Most of our site's photos were contributed by local photographers and taken in High Park. Please do not copy or reproduce them without permission.

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Other Contacts

For matters related to High Park: Please phone the City's information hotline: 311 or email [email protected]. Your call/email will be routed to the appropriate person and you will be given a reference number so you can follow up if needed.

Spills: If you see a possible spill in High Park's waterways, please notify the Ministry of the Environment's Spills Action Centre at 1-866-MOETIPS (663-8477)

Emergencies: Always call 9-1-1.

Other Incidents: In case of an incident or concern that is urgent but not serious enough for 911, call the Toronto Police general number at 416-808-2222 and press 0 to speak to an operator.

Lost & Found: Call 311 or email [email protected] to report lost and found items. There is also a lost-and-found box at the Grenadier Restaurant and at the Park Office (building south of the sunken garden and flag-pole on Colborne Lodge Drive).

What's New?

More News and Updates

Phragmites Removal Project at Grenadier Pond

Phragmites removal at Grenadier Pond is tentatively scheduled for September 16 to 20, 2024, weather dependent. The following information has been provided by Urban Forestry: Our goal for this project is to significantly reduce the Phragmites population size over the…

Algae warning at Grenadier Pond

Signs warning of blue-green algae have been posted at Grenadier Pond (sign first noticed on Sept. 1, 2024). Blue-green algae can rapidly increase to form a large mass or “bloom” when conditions are favourable. For more information on harmful algal…

HIGH PARK MOVEMENT STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION UPDATE

The following highlights are based on the High Park Movement Strategy Implementation Update. You can subscribe directly for future updates here. Public Information Session September 10, 2024 The City is partnering with TRCA to undertake a road ecology study within…

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