- Forest Areas Closed Due to Fallen Trees
Park
There are extensive fallen trees and debris throughout the park.
Starting on July 10 for the next 3-4 weeks, there will be no pedestrian access on the R. Woodhead Bridge due to repairs. We apologize for any inconveniences.
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Park alert
Coyotes are one of many wildlife animals who call Downsview Park home. Fall is coyote dispersal season.
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News
Be tick-aware! Wear long sleeves/pants, use repellent, and stay on trails at Downsview Park. Remember to check for ticks after walks to be safe.
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News
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OCT
17
Tree planting
We'll be planting 88 new trees to help expand the Park's tree canopy, enhance wildlife habitat, and create more shaded spaces for everyone to enjoy.
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AUG
19
Observing the Sky with AICO
Join Allan I Carswell Observatory (AICO) for some astronomical fun after the movie
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SEP
26
Accessible Birding
Discover the joy of fall birding at a relaxed pace. This free, accessible outing welcomes people of all abilities and is designed to specifically support a range of mobility needs.
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NOV
8
The art of lighting a fire with water: Survival workshop (FRENCH)
Join Marijo, a passionate hiking guide, for an immersive French-language workshop on the basics of wilderness survival.
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SEP
26
Natural Ink Making
Join local land-based artist Alexandra Iorgu for a hands-on introduction to the art of natural ink making!
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MAY
16
Native Plant Potting Up Session
Support our forest through a community Stewardship event. Join Rewilders and Downsview Park volunteers for a hands-on native plant potting-up session at the Downsview Park Volunteer Greenhouse.
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JUL
16
A Batty Adventure
A Batty Adventure with the Toronto Zoo’s Native Bat Conservation Program
