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Conservation Halton (CH) strives to: protect life and property from natural hazards such as flooding and erosion,; prevent environmental degradation and loss of significant natural features and their ecological and hydrological functions, and; prevent pollution of natural features and watercourses. CH does this in two ways.
The following guidelines were developed for use by landscape architects and other practitioners preparing landscaping plans, restoration plans and tree preservation plans for submission to Conservation Halton.
Site Contains or Abuts. Type of Plans Required. Plans Req'd For: • Existing vegetation. • Tree Saving, Landscaping, Grading, Servicing. • City Forester (Rick Lipsitt). • Creek block or Shoreline. • Tree Saving, Landscaping, Grading, Servicing. • Conservation Halton. • Hydro One Networks. • Landscaping, Grading, Servicing.
NATIVE PLANTS RECOMMENDED for NATURAL LANDSCAPING & ECOLOGICAL. RESTORATION in HALTON REGION. NATIVE PLANTS FOR ENHANCING HALTON'S RICH NATURAL HERITAGE. From Carolinian forests on the Lake Ontario shoreline to ancient cedar stands along the escarpment and vast tracts of.
We used only native plants that are listed in our Conservation Halton's Landscaping and Tree Preservation Plan Guidelines because we require those to be used for any plantings adjacent to natural areas. We felt we should follow our own guidelines and provide a real example of the plants that could be planted. For ideas

2005; NHRM 2010; Region of Halton Official Plan 2006), other important guidance documents. (e.g. SER 2002; Conservation Halton Planting Guidelines 2010; Havinga and Daigle 1996), contemporary experience performing ecological restoration at the landscape-scale, and from discussions with the Town of Milton
16 Dec 2009 Conservation Authority landscaping guidelines may provide assistance in this regard. Mitigation strategies may also include enhancement of the RNHS within the area proposed for development. Enhancements should increase the ecological integrity and resilience of existing natural features and functions
Halton residents have inherited a rich and diverse natural legacy that includes a wide range of plants and wildlife, unique features and areas of spectacular beauty. One of the best ways we know to protect this forested areas in Halton for the long term. More information and eligibility criteria can be found in the guidelines:.
While the guidelines were developed to be used by landscape architects and other practitioners who prepare landscaping, restoration, or tree preservation plans for submission to Conservation Halton, they are available to anyone with an interest in learning more about some of the woody and herbaceous (green, leafy)

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March 2018