Healthy streams and wetlands in Ontario for today and tomorrow

Ontario Streams is an environmental registered charity dedicated to the 

conservation and rehabilitation of stream, river, and wetland habitats within Ontario. 


Our mission is to promote the protection and rehabilitation of Ontario's streams, rivers, and wetlands

through education and community action.


Ontario Streams recognizes that we are privileged to be working on the traditional territory of many First Nations including the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, Huron-Wendat, Mississaugas of the Credit, and many bands of Chippewa. Indigenous Peoples were the first stewards of the land and continue to act as caretakers for the environment. Our staff and volunteers are grateful for the opportunity to act as stewards for land and water across the Greater Toronto Area and we deeply appreciate the historic connection between Indigenous Peoples and conservation action and advocacy.


2023 Accomplishments!

12,139

Native Trees and Shrubs Planted

61

In-Stream Restoration Structures Built

284

Bags of Garbage Removed

3,679

Community Members Engaged

19

Detrimental In-Stream Blockages Removed

7,507

m2 of Invasive Species Removed

4,326

Atlantic Salmon Fry Released

4

Jefferson Salamander Breeding Ponds Restored

Want to learn more about Ontario Streams? This video highlights our projects and programs!

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