Bolton Camp Project
13540 Caledon King Townline S L0N 1P0 Caledon, ON, Canada

#TBT to Bolton Camp in the 1920's. Mothers with their children enjoying the sun and a beautiful view. Bolton Camp was always a warm place.

Effective immediately, all Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) posts will be made on our official Facebook account. If you aren’t already following, please join us at facebook.com/TorontoConservation as there will be no further posts here. Thank you for your continued support!

Hoot and Howl event at the Caledon East Commuunity Complex on February 2nd! Come out and enjoy an evening of calling for owls and hiking through trails. Make sure to claim your spot and register at the link below! http://bit.ly/2CFQVpt

Maxine Noel was recently Appointed to Order of Canada! Read about how this Indigenous artist from Stratford is using her art work to offer healing to the world around her. Check it out below! http://bit.ly/2RIKhcg

We are very excited about our very first Girls Can Too March Break program! Our participants will be working in teams, making designs and completing a project from start to finish. See your vision come to life! Registration for this program is now open at the link below.

An organization spearheaded by young women for all women. Young Women in Business is a community for females who want to emerge and create their own success in the business world. Read how this organization is making a difference in Toronto.

#TBT to Bolton Camp in the 1920's. Mothers with their children enjoying the sun and a beautiful view. Bolton Camp was always a warm place.

We are thrilled to partner with Humberview Secondary school to provide a 1 day a week volunteer program after school starting February 7th! Girls in grade 9 - 12 interested in the skilled trades are encouraged to join and earn up to 7.5 hours. Interested? Send us an email [email protected]

Are you eligible for the RBC Indigenous Student Award? Aimed to support students finishing high school, students who win the award will receive up to $4000 dollars in scholarships. Apply by February 28. Click the link for more details http://bit.ly/2VPbOr0

Do you know what it takes to start a design project with a team of new people? Put your skills to the test during our Girls Can Too March Break Program. Registration is open. http://bit.ly/2QOoBGn

A not-for-profit organization operated entirely by volunteers is helping youth become visionary leaders. Vision Youth Program uses a holistic training approach to encourage the development of self confidence, and social and leadership skills. To see how this organization is making a difference check out the link below

Bolton Camp has always been a place for kids to explore in nature. We are excited to see more and more people interested in participating in the events we've hosted on site. Keep watch on our website for upcoming events http://bit.ly/2FdNoCl

Claremont Conservation will be hosting a Hoot and Howl event on January 19th. Come and take trip into the woods and see what creatures call back.

Making Indigenous histories come to life. In 2009, Outside Looking In founded a national high school credit dance program for Indigenous youth to engage in the power of dance. For more details about this program visit the link below

Girls Can Too has grown bigger and better. Over the past few years we have been able to expand our program to include more students every summer. We are looking forward to seeing what our girls accomplish during our March break program. To register click http://bit.ly/2FbyDQE