The Brampton Valleys and Parks Naturalization Program provides a variety of ecological and social benefits to the city. Below is a sample list of benefits provided by naturalization.

• Increase plant diversity to create healthier, more resilient plant communities that can withstand the impacts of climate change
  
• Expand hte city's vegetation and tree canopy cover
• Create and/or improves wildlife habitat by introducing more wildlife into the valley
• Improves growing conditions for understory plants (e.g., woodland flowers, ferns and mosses)
• Creates cooler stream temperatures, improving fish habitats
• Reduces valley bank erosion and silt build-up
• Reduces air and water-based pollutants

• Improves the health and wellbeing of individuals both physically and mentally
  
• Provides a place of refuge from extreme heat
• Increases interest among various user groups (e.g., hikers, cyclists, naturalists, and nature photographers)
• Enhances the City's valley trails and broader trail system
• Encourage educational groups to use the valley as a study tool
• A careful design approach to the naturalization process will encourage a safe user environment

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