This report is a summary of updates on 26 indicators that assess progress in achieving the 15 targets in Ontario’s Biodiversity Strategy 2011, which formally ended in 2020. It summarizes the state of biodiversity, the impacts and pressures on biodiversity, and how we are working across the province to protect, restore and sustainably manage biodiversity. It provides a high level overview of the content of this reporting web site as of December 2021.

PDF versions of individual indicators on this site are available for download at the bottom of each indicator page.

This interim report set the stage for the 2010 State of Ontario’s Biodiversity Report by describing the path forward and providing background context to highlight issues, challenges and opportunities for the conservation of Ontario’s biodiversity.

This document reports on Ontario’s achievements in implementing Ontario’s Biodiversity Strategy over the 2005-2010 period. It includes descriptions of some important projects and programs related to each of the Strategy’s seven strategic directions as well as a list of activities and programs for each of the Strategy’s 37 actions.

The first full assessment of the State of Ontario’s Biodiversity was released in May 2010.  The report assesses the status and trends of 29 indicators related to pressures on biodiversity, the state of ecosystems and species and conservation efforts and sustainable use.  There are SOBR 2010 technical, highlights and summary versions available for this report.

This report is a summary of Indicators that assess progress in achieving the 15 targets in Ontario’s Biodiversity Strategy 2011 and assess the State of Ontario’s Biodiversity in terms of pressures on Biodiversity, the state of ecosystems and species as well as conservation response.  It provides a high level overview of the content of this reporting web site as of May 2015.

PDF versions of individual indicators on this site are available for download at the bottom of each indicator page. All 45 indicators can also be downloaded in a single, bookmarked PDF here.