This layer displays street trees and park trees that are maintained and/or operated by the Urban Forestry Section of the City of Surrey Parks Division. The majority of trees...

Locations where various capital works projects have taken place to prevent erosion of stream banks. This layers also indicates where erosion sites have been identified where...

This layer displays dyke assets along major watercourses within the city.

Provides concise rainfall statistics from the City of Surrey's six rain gauge stations. Rainfall levels are recorded at 5 minute intervals and are presented in monthly tables...

Provides location and information on alternate fueling stations such as electric vehicle charging stations, compressed natural gas filling stations and hydrogen fuelling...

Fresh, clean water is a valuable resource and needs to be used wisely and efficiently. Minimizing water use helps to ensure that there is enough for fresh water ecosystems and...

Environmental programs educate children, youth, and adults on how natural systems function and how they can take action to protect wildlife, maintain environmental quality, and...

A Green Infrastructure Network (GIN) is an interconnected system of natural areas and open spaces that conserves ecosystems and functions, while providing benefits to both...

Trees provide many benefits for people and wildlife in both urban and suburban settings. Trees filter air pollution and water contaminants, while improving air and water...

Trees and plants have important benefits for ecosystems and city operations, yet trees in urban and suburban areas face numerous challenges. They are exposed to a broad range of...

Diverting waste extends the life of landfills by reducing the volume of garbage, and reduces the greenhouse gases that are released from the landfill. Diverting waste saves...

Community gardens enhance community food security by allowing urban residents to grow their own food. Community gardens offer health benefits by providing people with access to...

The air we breathe affects human health, the environment, and our quality of life. Air quality is determined by the level of pollutants suspended in the air, as well as weather...

Water levels measured hourly at two stations, Manson and 192 ST, within the City of Surrey on the Fraser River

Historical Monthly Climate Data Mean Maximum Temperature Mean Temperature Mean Minimum Temperature Extreme Maximum Temperature Extreme Minimum Temperature Total Rainfall Total...

Buildings account for a significant proportion of energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in a community. Green building certification systems set voluntary standards for...

This dataset includes parks in Surrey. For more information please visit the Surrey Parks page. View in COSMOS

The area that can be expected to flood, on average, once every 200 years. This is called the 200-year flood and can occur at any time in any given year. The indicated flood...

Polygon features such as Forebay (for a Pump Station), Lake or Wetlands

Terrestrial Hubs are large contiguous or near contiguous areas of natural upland vegetation with complex ecological processes identified in the Surrey Ecosystem Management Study...