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The Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority (CRCA) is one of 36 conservation authorities in Ontario. A Conservation Authority's jurisdiction is based on a watershed an area of land drained by one stream or river. The CRCA is actually made up of 11 watersheds.To find out more about the CRCA please visit the About Us section of our website.
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The 10th annual Winter Fun Day at Mac Johnson Wildlife Area in Brockville has been rescheduled from Saturday, January 28 to Saturday, February 18 due to poor trail conditions.
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Job Postings The CRCA is looking for a Development Technician (8 month contract), two Nature Explorers Camp Instructors (summer) and a Nature Explorers Camp Lifeguard/Instructor(summer). Click here to go to our jobs page for more information.Lots of Great Events Coming Up This Winter We have lots of great events and programs this fall and winter at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area and at Mac Johnson Wildlife Area.
For more details on upcoming events click here to go to our events page or click here to go to our events calendar. For up-to-date ski trail and rink conditions please call our information lines:
Follow the CRCA on Twitter and Facebook Click on the icons to go to our Twitter and Facebook pages. Current CRCA ProjectsThe CRCA is beginning a climate change research project at Lemoine Point Conservation Area in Kingston. A test plantation of Bur oak and other hardwoords will be planted near the Front Road (south) entrance to the Conservation Area. For more information about this project click here.
We are preparing updated floodplain mapping for Little Cataraqui Creek in Kingston. A public open house was held on November 1, 2011. For more information about this project click here. CRCA Flood Status Normal The CRCA is not experiencing any flooding or drought conditions at this time.
Renewable Energy in our Conservation Areas The CRCA is working with students from Queen's University Civil Engineering to assess the feasibility of using renewable energy in our conservation areas.
We are looking for input from community members and conservation area users. Click here to respond to our SurveyMonkey questionnaire. Buy an Annual PassIf you are a frequent visitor to Little Cataraqui Creek or Gould Lake Conservation Area an annual vehicle pass can save you money on admission fees. It also helps to support these beautiful natural areas!A vehicle pass costs $80. To buy your pass, visit the CRCA Administration Office or the Outdoor Centre or click here for a copy of our annual vehicle pass form. CRCA Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes Our meeting schedules, agendas and minutes for our Full Authority, Advisory Boards and Advisory Committees are posted on this website. Click here to go our meetings page.What's New?Find out by going to our news page to see our news releases. Click here to see the latest.Toll-free Number Available
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