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Natural Spaces and Trees
Kitchener's natural spaces -- including our parks, trails and natural areas -- offer charming aesthetic beauty, and fascinating biological diversity -- greatly contributing to the quality of life we enjoy in our community.
The Grand River, as well as our many streams, fish habitat, wetlands, woodlands and trees enhance our water and air quality; and they provide our residents and visitors with a wide range of recreational opportunities.
They also enable us to connect to our natural heritage, and provide habitat for plants and animals.
We are committed to maintaining these spaces in accordance with our parks master plan and our trails master plan.
Our natural spaces are a source of civic pride in a community that places a high value on nature.
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