Baden Powell Park Ecosystem Enhancement Project
Located in the city of Niagara Falls, the Baden Powell Park project began in April of 1998. This project was the first large-scale project the Niagara Restoration Council (NRC) completed (2000).
The project included the enhancement and creation of four different plant communities: oak savannah, woodland, meadow, and prairie ecosystems.
This project was funded almost equally between cash donations and in-kind services. The total cost was $300,000..Environment Canada's EcoAction 2000 Community Funding Program contributed an outstanding $100,000.
The in-kind support for this project was a vital component. Key members of the Project team were: Niagara College, Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, Plantscape Niagara, Land Care Niagara, City of Niagara Falls and the many volunteers who came out to help.
Latest Updates
Two burns have been done at the park, one on April 22, 2007 and another one approximately one year later. As of today, the plan is to have a 5-7 year burn cycle, as maintenance.

Planting Day at Baden Powell Park
Using controlled burns as a maintenance tool