The Toronto and Regional Conservation Authority (TRCA) has asked for ideas on potential locations along the Seaton Trail where interpretive signage could serve to educate trail users. These signs could include information on natural processes (floral and/or fauna), cultural points
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The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has completed building the kiosk structures for all primary trailheads (Green River, Whitevale, Forestream, and Grand Valley). The final design for the trailhead signs has been approved, sent to be printed and should be
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The Friends successfully completed the opening of a new 30 meter section of trail and closing of the existing trail near Forestream Trail.
It took about 3 hours to complete the task. The volunteers met at the Forestream Trail
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There has been an increase this year in the unauthorized use of ATV and dirt bikes on sections of the trail. These vehicles cause heavy erosion and damage to the trails. No unauthorized motor vehicles are allowed on the trails.
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There have been reports of cedar trees being removed from the Whitevale area in a pickup truck. If you see something suspicious please get a description of vehicle and people involved and report to the Friends. The Friends will forward
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Red ants have been spotted on the Seaton Trail between the 407 bridge and Whitevale. They attract anything that is in there territory so please be careful and don’t stop
The ants may bite your feet, ankle area. Dog walkers
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Picked up ‘Unauthorized Use of Motorized Vehicle’ signage from TRCA for posting along the Seaton Trail
Conducted End to End (26km) Seaton Trail Survey defining problems areas and possible work activities. Report complied and delivered to the TRCA and Del on May 10, 2010.
Received Seaton Hiking Trail Management Plan Final Version from Harold Sellers.
Received Harold Sellers – Seaton Hiking Trail Management Plan Draft Version reviewed and comments sent back to Harold.
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