Ontario Streams is a registered environmental charity dedicated to the conservation and rehabilitation of streams and wetlands through education and community action. Established in 1995, we have worked closely with numerous levels of government, community groups, corporations, landowners, and schools to develop lasting partnerships in education and environmental stewardship. Our priority is to improve water quality and restore ecosystems in Southern Ontario watersheds. Ontario Streams publishes annual reports which highlight our restoration project successes and acknowledges our funders. These reports can be found on our website at www.ontariostreams.on.ca/legal-financial. 

With over 30 years of environmental restoration experience, Ontario Streams continues to demonstrate leadership in ecosystem rehabilitation through our impactful conservation projects and programs. Our most significant work to date has taken place in Southern Ontario, particularly in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), where the ever-increasing rates of urbanization have resulted in a dire need for rehabilitation. Our projects focus on restoring streams and wetlands through on-the-ground work, including activities such as: native tree and shrub planting, garbage cleanup, species-at-risk monitoring and rehabilitation, and community outreach programs. Our capacity to lead both on-the-ground restoration projects and community engagement programs contributes to long-lasting positive environmental change in the watersheds we work in.