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Wetlands Walking Tours: September 10th & 14th

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Join City staff, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and the Heart Lake Turtle Troopers for an exciting adventure exploring the wetlands of Conservation Dr Park and Paul Palleschi Park. During this guided walk, you'll learn about the ongoing restoration efforts as part of the Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement Project. Discover the rich local wetland ecology and hear how the Heart Lake Turtle Troopers are playing a vital role in protecting Brampton's turtle species.

Walk Dates​

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Calling all nature lovers!

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Share your nature moments at Loafers Lake as part of the Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement Project. Join the "Snapshots of Nature: Loafers Lake" Album by sending your photos to growgreen@brampton.ca

Your photos will be showcased online for all to enjoy.

Don't forget to include your name and a capt​ion for proper credit. By sending in your photos, you grant permission to the City to feature them​.​

Conservation Dr. Park Community Planting Event: June 1st
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Join the City of Brampton and the TRCA for an exciting community planting event, contributing to the Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement Project! 🌳 Be a part of planting over 200 trees and shrubs encircling one of our vibrant wetlands at Conservation Dr. Park! Discover more about the wetlands enhancement efforts happening at Loafers Lake and Park, as well as Conservation Dr. Park.

It's not just about planting trees; it's about revitalizing Brampton's natural spaces while earning volunteer hours! 🌿

This event is made possible through the Ontario Wetlands Conservation Partnership Program.

📅 Event Details:

  • Saturday, June 1st, 10 am - 12 pm, registration is required.
  • To register for the event click here.
  • A BBQ lunch of hotdogs and hamburgers will be served with vegetarian options. Water bottle refill will be available. ​

Volunteer Opportunities

Heart Lake Turtle Troopers


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The Heart Lake Turtle Troopers' mission is to protect and monitor Brampton's local turtle population through a citizen science volunteer program. Volunteer with them to monitor turtles and nests, raise community awareness, recruit volunteers, and help organize public engagement activities. The HLTT Are active at Loafers Lake and Conservation Drive Park while the Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement Project occurs. Visit Heart Lake Turtle Troopers to get involved.

Toronto & Region Conservation Authority

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TRCA's community volunteers support environmental stewardship, community outreach and education, to habitat creation and citizen science. Whatever your interest, there is something here for you.

Visit the TRCA Volunteer Page
TRCA Volunteer Opportunities in Brampton

People Against Littering

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People Against Littering (P.A.L.)is a non-profit organization dedicated to cleaning up Brampton and collaborating with stakeholders to tackle littering issues.

P.A.L. Website
P.A.L Facebook Group

Brampton Environmental Alliance

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The BEA is a Brampton wide network of organizations, community groups and individuals that envision Brampton growing as a sustainable community, one that is healthy and resilient environmentally, socially and economically.

Become a member of the Brampton Environmental Alliance as an individual, a group or an organization. Add to your knowledge, build your capacity, expand your reach to support BEA.​
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​​Let Us Know What You Think

Provide your feedback on the re​cent open house events held by the Cit​y on March 13th, 20th, and 21st at the Paul Palleschi Recreation Centre.

View the documents below and fill out the Feedba​ck Form​

Stay Connected

Follow the Grow Green Team

Follow the Grow Green team on social media for project updates.

Join the Grow Green Network

Join the Grow Green Network email list to receive project updates and more.

The Grow Green Network is for people who are passionate about improving Brampton's environment. By joining the Network you will learn more about environmental policies, programs, and initiatives in Brampton, and how to get involved in building a greener city.

Join the Grow Green Network​