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Now Hiring - Development Technician Plus Part-time Staff The CRCA has openings for the following positions:
For more details click here to go to our jobs page . Back to School! The CRCA offers curriculum-based conservation education programs at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area in Kingston and at Mac Johnson Wildlife Area in Brockville.
We are now taking bookings for the whole school year. Book early and avoid disappointment. Click here for more information about our conservation education programs. Watershed Report Card Available Find out more about the health of the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority watershed in our 2009 Watershed Report Card.
Click here for an electronic version (PDF - 2 MB) or drop by the CRCA Administration Office for a printed version. Buy an Annual PassAre you a frequent visitor to Gould Lake or Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area? Or maybe you're looking for a unique gift for someone who has everything. Save time and money by buying an annual vehicle pass. Click here for a copy of our annual pass form.Drinking Water Source Protection For the latest information on our drinking water source protection project, please visit our cleanwatercataraqui website.CRCA Delivers Ontario WetlandCare Program Do you have a wetland on your property that you would like to enhance? We have grants available through the Ontario WetlandCare Program to help you improve your wetland. Click here for more information.Looking for a Place to Hold a Meeting or Special Event?
The Little
Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area Outdoor Centre can turn your event or meeting into a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you're planning a business meeting, wedding or family reunion, the Outdoor Centre offers the facilities you need in a beautiful, natural setting.
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Forever Green Fundraising Gala The Cataraqui Conservation Foundation is hosting their annual fundraising gala and auction on November 14. The event will be held at the Vimy Officers' Mess at CFB Kingston. For more details click here.Fall Programs and Events Be sure to visit Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area this fall. We have a great line-up of fall programs and events.
Click here to go to our events page for a summary or click here to go directly to our monthly calendar. Trail Closure at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation AreaThe south end of Trail 4 and the bridge near Highway 401 at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area are closed due to flooding. Click here to see a map of the affected area.Be Aware of Wildlife Our Conservation Areas are natural places. You may encounter a variety of wildlife, depending on which of our properties you visit. Our Conservation Areas are home to many different types of birds, insects and reptiles. A number of large and small animals ranging from squirrels and chipmunks to coyotes, deer and bear also live in our Conservation Areas and the surrounding lands.
To make sure that your Conservation Area visit is safe and enjoyable, please be sure to do the following.
Thank you for your cooperation. We hope you enjoy your visit with us. Planning to Build or Making a Development Application?
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