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Environment Canada is calling for up to 35 mm of rain for the Kawartha Conservation watershed jurisdiction, as a strong cold front makes its way through southern Ontario, bringing rain and strong winds. Air temperature is predicted to reach as high as 13°C during the passage of this low-pressure system, remaining above the freezing marks overnight.

The rain is expected to leave the region by Saturday night, while temperatures will fall rapidly, allowing for light snow to develop in the wake of the...

DECEMBER 10, 2021 – With a renewed Vision of ‘Engaged communities that love, respect and appreciate our natural environment,’ Kawartha Conservation’s Board of Directors has approved the new 2022-2026 Strategic Plan.

During the course of the next five years, Kawartha Conservation’s focus will be directed at three strategic priority areas:

• Restore and Protect
• Engage and Inspire
• Innovate and Enhance

“I am extremely proud of the work that went into this document; the broad community consultation and...

DECEMBER 7, 2021 –  As the seasons change from fall to winter, the City of Kawartha Lakes, Scugog Township and Durham Region undergo many beautiful, natural transformations, and with five conservation areas throughout the region, there are lots of things to see and do this winter with family and friends.

“Whether it’s walking, hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing or horseback riding, there are plenty of reasons to get outside this winter and explore our conservation areas,”...

NOVEMBER 30, 2021 – Just in time for Christmas shopping, Seven Forty Six and Kawartha Conservation have partnered to launch a conservation initiative to support the environment. Not only will you be able to get family, friends and loved ones something unique they will truly enjoy this holiday season, but you’re also supporting the environment – There’s no better way to get on Santa’s good list.

Starting December 1, and continuing throughout 2022, a portion of sales from the entire Seven Forty Six...

April 26 – Kawartha Conservation staff are launching an exciting four—year project to better understand, enhance and protect Lake Dalrymple.

Earlier this year Kawartha Lakes Council supported the launch of the Lake Dalrymple Management Plan – a four-year science-based lake management planning project for Lake Dalrymple and its watershed.

Lake Dalrymple provides significant economic and environmental contributions to local communities, and once completed, this lake plan will help to keep this lake,...