Ganaraska Region Conservation Area

Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, also known as Ganaraska Conservation, is a long-standing conservation authority in Ontario, established in October 1946 under the Conservation Authorities Act. Covering approximately 935 square-kilometers, its watersheds span from Wilmot Creek in Clarington to east of Cobourg, and from the south shore of Rice Lake down to Lake Ontario. This region encompasses seven municipalities, including the Township of Cavan Monaghan, Town of Cobourg, and Township of Alnwick/Haldimand. Offering a range of services, Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority focuses on watershed stewardship, watershed management, and conservation efforts. Their initiatives include tree planting, clean water advocacy, monitoring of groundwater and water quality, and managing aquatic and terrestrial ecology. Additionally, they provide permits and planning services, aiming to maintain the health of the environment for the benefit of local communities. Generated from the website content

Lower Trent Conservation is a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the natural beauty of the Lower Trent watershed in Ontario. They manage various conservation areas and natural habitats that provide essential ecosystem services, promote physical activities, and enhance community well-being. The organization offers educational programs, stewardship initiatives, and opportunities for public engagement, inviting individuals to participate in conservation efforts through volunteering, donations, and community events. With a focus on sustainable land use and environmental preservation, Lower Trent Conservation plays a vital role in fostering healthy watersheds for healthy communities. Generated from the website