Kyle McIntyre, nine-years-old, carries the invasive species, buckthorn, while volunteering with an environmental organization called “Don’t Mess with the Don” at Wilket Creek Park in Toronto on September 23, 2024. From small neighbourhood parks, urban green spaces, to larger destinations, the Greater Toronto area has over 1500 parks for people to enjoy. With so many different spaces to experience in so many different ways, parks can mean different things to different people. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paige Taylor White
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