Nature and activities

The natural environment will be improved by such measures as creating better public access to natural areas appropiate, protecting sensitive natural areas including Massey Creek, and removing invasive species. Warden Woods encourages green technologies such as green roof development and environmentally advanced stormwater management practices. Opportunities for significant tree planting on public lands will also be pursued. Warden Woods is a neighborhood that really cares about this.

There is a lot of activities involved with the nature in Warden Woods. Hiking, Walking, Cycling or Snowshoeing are some of them. There also are clen-up activities for all the neighborhood to keep safe the nature. Talking about upcoming events, next year all the citizens of Warden Woods and of course of Toronto will be able to participate in the "Early Spring Greens Foraging Walk". With this event, the neighborhood pretends to create a awareness about the plants, the native and non-native species of the area, and how to harvest the latter for tasty and healthy dishes to make at home!

The designation of Warden Woods as an Environmentally Significant Area would acknowledge the significant natural features in the park, communicate its status to the community as being distinct from other local recreational areas, and provide a meaningful symbol of the City’s long-term commitment to preserve and enhance the park.