Conservation Ontario is the network of 36 Conservation Authorities, local watershed management agencies that deliver services and programs that protect and manage water and other natural resources in partnership with government, landowners and other organizations. Conservation Authorities promote an integrated watershed approach balancing human, environmental and economic needs. Conservation Authorities are organized on a watershed basis.
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Conservation Authorities Support Expert Report on Climate Change
NEWMARKET, November 27, 2009 – As leaders in environmental protection in Ontario, Conservation Authorities applaud a recently released report which presents 59 recommendations to help the Province, municipalities and Ontarians prepare and plan for the impacts of climate change. READ MORE
Adapting to Climate Change in Ontario Expert Panel on Climate Change Adaptation
Conservation Ontario’s presentation to the Expert Panel (February 2009) Speaking Notes
Cost Benefit Analysis of Agricultural Source Water Protection Beneficial Management Practices
The George Morris Centre, a Canada-wide, nonprofit think tank based in Guelph, Ontario, teamed up with Conservation Ontario, the St. Clair Conservation Authority and a number of economic and science experts to conduct a cost benefit analysis of source water BMPs that can be used as alternatives to costly construction projects. LEARN MORE
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A Business Case for Flood Prevention and Control
Plan the spring planting of a profit-producing windbreak now
Local Conservation Authorities can help landowners access trees, technical support and funding
Newmarket , Ontario – September 16, 2009 – Fall is a great time to start planning a new windbreak. And while you're considering the perfect spot, consider how much it will boost revenue on your farm. READ MORE
Windbreak Brochure in English
Windbreak Brochure in French
