Marsh Boardwalk Temporarily Closed
Due to significant heaving and unsafe conditions, the Marsh Boardwalk at Ken Reid Conservation Area is closed until further notice. Visitors can still access the extended viewing platform but there is no through access.
Crews will begin assessing and leveling the most affected section this week. The boardwalk is expected to reopen by June 20, 2025, pending further evaluation. We’ll provide updates as work progresses.
Twenty-five years after the Walkerton tragedy, which led to illness and loss of life due to contaminated drinking water, Ontario now leads in source water protection. Kawartha Conservation plays a key role in implementing science-based policies, working with landowners, municipalities, and farmers to reduce risks at the source. Through education, inspections, and collaborative solutions, they help ensure safe, clean drinking water for current and future generations.
MAY 19, 2023 –. Kawartha Conservation is reminding businesses, individuals, families, cottagers, farmers and more about the launch of its.
Local Conservation Authorities are looking for an individual who is interested in being a part of a local multi-stakeholder water committee. The Trent Conservation Coalition Source Protection Committee currently has a vacancy for a person who can represent the Environmental Non-Government Sector.
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Kawartha Conservation
277 Kenrei Road
Lindsay, ON K9V 4R1
Tel: 705.328.2271
Fax: 705.328.2286
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