Friends of the Second Marsh

The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) is a non-profit organization established in 1958, dedicated to advancing watershed health through community engagement, science, and conservation efforts. As one of 36 Conservation Authorities across Ontario, CLOCA manages local natural resources while promoting sustainable practices for both the environment and community well-being. CLOCA offers a range of educational programs, including customizable opportunities for all ages, across its various conservation areas. The authority also focuses on critical areas such as invasive species management, flood forecasting, and source water protection, ensuring the region's natural ecosystems are preserved and strengthened. Generated from the website

The Rouge Valley Conservation Centre is operated by the Rouge Valley Foundation, a registered charitable organization. We focus on environmental restoration, monitoring & research, offer guided nature interpretive walks & educational programs for the general public, school & community groups.

The Rouge Valley Conservation Centre, located in Toronto's Rouge Park—North America's largest urban park—is operated by the Rouge Valley Foundation, a registered charitable organization dedicated to environmental restoration, monitoring, and research. The Centre offers a variety of interpretive walks and educational programs tailored for the general public, schools, and community groups. In addition to fostering a love for nature through events and hands-on activities, the Centre supports children's education with programs like the March Break Day Camp and Wildlife Explorers, aiming to cultivate environmental awareness. Through donations and community partnerships, the Centre continues to enhance its services dedicated to preserving the ecological heritage of the Rouge Valley. Generated from the website