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Some Invasive Plant Species in High Park Herbaceous Plants
Shrubs and Vines of High Park
Plant Galls Leaf Galls and Goldenrod Galls
20th Anniversary of Our Stewardship Program
About Our Stewardship Program
COVID-19 measures are in effectMany regular programs are suspended.Please stay on trail and avoid trampling plants while practising physical distancing.All dogs must be on leash in High Park except in designated off-leash areas.Learn more about using park and recreation facilities…
Buckthorn Busting and Boulevard Beds
Buckthorn Busting (and BBeds remove cold season grasses & weeds/raking/cut back perennials and grasses/harvest and scatter seeds)
Seed Collecting and Boulevard Beds
WE WORK IN RAIN BUT NOT LIGHTNING STORMS! We will be collecting a variety of native plant seeds in The Tablelands to be used in next year’s plantings. Friends and families are welcome. In addition, a small group will be…
Deadwood at the Pond A Fallen Willow at Grenadier Pond
Restoring High Park’s Aquatic Systems
Galleries at High Park Nature
Savannah and Woodland Birds Birds VIEW GALLERY Wetland Birds Birds VIEW GALLERY Raptors Birds VIEW GALLERY Young Birds Birds VIEW GALLERY Butterflies Lepidoptera VIEW GALLERY Moths Lepidoptera VIEW GALLERY Dragonflies Odonates VIEW GALLERY Damselflies Odonates VIEW GALLERY Postcards High Park…
Fishing Responsibly in Toronto’s High Park
Fishing is currently permitted in season along a designated section of the Grenadier Pond shoreline (see map below). Grenadier Pond is a protected natural area. If you fish here, be sure you know and follow fishing regulations and catch-and-release techniques.…
Dog-Walking in Toronto’s High Park
High Park is a popular destination for dog-walking. Dogs must be on-leash (except in the designated off-leash area) and under control at all times. Please check the map below to make sure you are familiar with the boundaries of the…
Sculptures and Monuments in High Park
Article Category: My High Park
High Park Story and Art Project
Extirpated Species
Mushrooms and Other Fungi
Improvements for Wildlife The Benefits of Restoration
Life in Grenadier Pond
