Natural Areas Inventory

This map provides natural areas information collected within the Region of Peel as well as Credit River Watershed.

Natural Areas Inventories are designed to provide biological and ecological information that can be used to establish baseline conditions on natural heritage features and functions present at varying geographic scales, including at a project site, for an area, or over a municipality or a watershed.

More information and context can be found on the Natural Areas Inventory site.

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Reports

Site Summaries - click on the Natural Area on the map.

Information for All Volumes

• Part A Background
  Includes an overview of study area physical and biological features and field collection methods for all Volumes.
• Appendix A - Plant Communities
  Descriptions of plant communities in the area.
• Appendix B - Plant List
  A list of plants growing naturally in the study area.
• Appendix B - Plant List - 2022 Update
  A list of plants growing naturally in the study area.
• Appendix C - Animal List
  Birds, fish, butterflies, dragonflies/damselflies, reptiles, amphibians, and mammals in the study area.

Part B Site Summaries

• Volume 1 Part B
• Volume 2 Part B
• Volume 3 Part B
• Volume 4 Part B
• Volume 5 Part B
• Volume 6 Part B
• Volume 7 Part B
• Brampton Volume 7 Part B
• Volume 8 Part B
• Volume 9 Part B
• Volume 10 Part B

Additional details are available on a need-to-know basis by submitting a Data Request to the appropriate Conservation Authority. Email contact details are available for each Natural Area on the interactive map.

Information

Requests for data related to the natural areas in the Credit River watershed should be directed to CVC (Jacquelyn Kiers: jkiers@creditvalleyca.ca).

Requests for data related to the natural areas in the Etobicoke Creek watershed, Mimico Creek watershed and Humber River watershed portions of the Region of Peel should be directed to TRCA (Susan Hayes: SHayes@trca.on.ca).

For other questions or inquiries related to this map, please contact the Peel Data Centre (peeldatacentre@peelregion.ca).