Understanding Toronto’s Historical Watercourses

Today almost 3 million people live in Toronto (almost 6 million in the Greater Toronto Area). As the city’s population continues to grow, people are increasingly seeking connection to the natural landscape within the city limits. This project will illuminate and re-invigorate understanding and appreciation of the natural history of the area and the importance of connected waterways. It will inform future planning related to the connection between natural and engineered water resources in an urban environment.

Faculty Supervisor:

Claire Oswald

Student:

Sarah Ariano

Partner:

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority

Discipline:

Other

Sector:

University:

Ryerson University

Program:

Accelerate

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