McMaster University plans to 're-wild' its west campus by turning a parking lot into a pond

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McMaster University plans to naturalize its west campus
The area is expected to become an extension of Cootes Paradise
The university will first find ways to reduce demand for parking
The rewilding project is part of achieving the university's goal of net zero carbon emissions

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The rewilding project aims to gradually remove the surface parking lot and allow nature to take back the space, creating an extension of Cootes Paradise with a pond likely to form over the parking lot.
The university plans to reduce demand for parking by building an above-ground parking structure to replace some spots and creating more on-campus housing, while the planned light rail transit (LRT) line that will link McMaster to the rest of the city will also be crucial.
The naturalization process at McMaster will be gradual, with the university committed to not developing the west campus any further, and students and faculty may also use the area as a "living and learning lab" as the rewilding process takes shape.

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