The ravine is important and cherished, Let's keep our natural ravines healthy and safe for all to enjoy.
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Stephen Drielsma
10 years ago
The ravine is an extremely important natural asset for current and future generations. We owe it to all to take care of it!
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James Binkert
10 years ago
It certainly appears to be more cost effective to invest in our "natural" and existing parks than building new parks and creating future additional maintenance obligations. With the pending 2 year renovation of the Rosehill Reservoir it would be a terrible shame to continue to neglect the Yellow Creek Ravine.
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Elaine Le Feuvre
10 years ago
As a minimum, stairs would be helpful from Heath St E by Inglewood.
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Wendy Drielsma
10 years ago
i foru ately, this ravine has been neglected far too long and now it requires major reinforcement to slopes of the ravine and creek.
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Dave Lawrence
10 years ago
The ravines throughout this wonderful city of ours should be treasured and and maintained for the generations that will follow
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Wesley Wright
10 years ago
I have run in this ravine on my lunch hour for over eight years. The amount of deterioration/erosion damage I have seen over the past 1-2 years is very disturbing. In some places, the running trail itself has disappeared due to erosion. :( Please do something to remedy this - the more Torontonians can enjoy the parks, the more they will have regard for the environment. The more they have regard for the environment, the less impact they will have on it - in turn, saving the City of Toronto money in the long run on remediation costs.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I have used these trails for the last ten years.There has been a significant decline of the maintenance of the entire area.
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Tim shepstone
10 years ago
Such a great, tranquil place in the city. It would be an enormous shame to not maintain it!
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Joshua
10 years ago
I love to go for a walk or run in this ravine and I love it. I hope this help to see some needed improvements
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Matthew Hammill
10 years ago
Even though I live in the west end, I love coming to this ravine.
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Dale Park
10 years ago
It is crucial this important ravine be tended to and improved to help the ecosysytem survive and flourish for all to enjoy including plants, birds, animals, insects and last but not least, people.
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Sharon Thorpe
10 years ago
This is another example of crumbling infrastructure that needs remediation especially as intense summer storms increase. Remediating it will help with flooding and save money.
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Julia
10 years ago
I run here and feel like I'm in another world when I do. I love the ravine!
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jimmy brennan
10 years ago
we use this as a family daily. it would be a shame for it to degenerate further
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Megan James
10 years ago
The TRCA should remediate Yellow Creek and surrounding ravine trails and access points asap.
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Shane Carter
10 years ago
The Ravine parks are the best part of the city.
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Virginia Vuleta
10 years ago
I enjoy running in this ravine, but no longer feel safe doing so because of its current state. Please restore this ravine!
The ravine is important and cherished, Let's keep our natural ravines healthy and safe for all to enjoy.
The ravine is an extremely important natural asset for current and future generations. We owe it to all to take care of it!
It certainly appears to be more cost effective to invest in our "natural" and existing parks than building new parks and creating future additional maintenance obligations. With the pending 2 year renovation of the Rosehill Reservoir it would be a terrible shame to continue to neglect the Yellow Creek Ravine.
As a minimum, stairs would be helpful from Heath St E by Inglewood.
i foru ately, this ravine has been neglected far too long and now it requires major reinforcement to slopes of the ravine and creek.
The ravines throughout this wonderful city of ours should be treasured and and maintained for the generations that will follow
I have run in this ravine on my lunch hour for over eight years. The amount of deterioration/erosion damage I have seen over the past 1-2 years is very disturbing. In some places, the running trail itself has disappeared due to erosion. :( Please do something to remedy this - the more Torontonians can enjoy the parks, the more they will have regard for the environment. The more they have regard for the environment, the less impact they will have on it - in turn, saving the City of Toronto money in the long run on remediation costs.
I have used these trails for the last ten years.There has been a significant decline of the maintenance of the entire area.
Such a great, tranquil place in the city. It would be an enormous shame to not maintain it!
I love to go for a walk or run in this ravine and I love it. I hope this help to see some needed improvements
Even though I live in the west end, I love coming to this ravine.
It is crucial this important ravine be tended to and improved to help the ecosysytem survive and flourish for all to enjoy including plants, birds, animals, insects and last but not least, people.
This is another example of crumbling infrastructure that needs remediation especially as intense summer storms increase. Remediating it will help with flooding and save money.
I run here and feel like I'm in another world when I do. I love the ravine!
we use this as a family daily. it would be a shame for it to degenerate further
The TRCA should remediate Yellow Creek and surrounding ravine trails and access points asap.
The Ravine parks are the best part of the city.
I enjoy running in this ravine, but no longer feel safe doing so because of its current state. Please restore this ravine!
let's save this jewel!
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