The Toronto Bay Initiative is a broad based citizen's movement working to make Toronto Bay cleaner, greener and healthier. Resulting from the work of its Living Bay Study Group, A Living Place identifies opportunities to protect, restore and create fish and wildlife habitat in the Bay. This book explores the impact of rapid urbanization on the waterfront and proposes concepts for the regeneration of terrestrial and aquatic habitat in the Bay. It is a first step towards action for a healthier Toronto Bay. Greenway Strategy Describes actions needed to regenerate the Lake Ontario waterfront by protecting and restoring ecological health, a sense of community, and economic vitality.
Vignettes describe regeneration successes.
Richly illustrated with maps, photographs and sketches. Item 27 Quantity A Guide to Great Lakes Shoreline Approvals in Ontario Introduces landowners to the legislation and approvals required for shoreline alterations in Ontario. Marsha Paley and Tija Luste. Hough Woodland Naylor Dance Ltd. 180 pages. The Waterfront Trail and Wildlife Habitat Protection Given the growing popularity of all trails, this essay addresses the challenge of balancing people's desire to get near nature with the need to protect plants and animals.