News
Low Water Condition Downgraded
Cataraqui Conservation has downgraded the low water condition from Level 2 to Level 1 today due to higher-than-normal amounts of rainfall for the month of July
Friends of the Cataraqui Trail User Survey
The Friends of the Cataraqui Trail are seeking the opinions of area residents and visitors who use the trail.
Cataraqui Source Protection Committee Call for Members
Source Protection Committee seeking public and industry representatives.
Request for Proposals - Janitorial Services
Cataraqui Conservation is seeking proposals for the provision of janitorial services.
Level 2 Low Water Condition Confirmed for Cataraqui Region
Cataraqui Conservation with their Low Water Response Team has confirmed a Level 2 Low Water Condition.
Residents Can Comment on Proposed Regulatory Changes Under Conservation Authorities Act
The Province of Ontario released a guide for Phase 1 consultation process outlining proposed regulations to support their review of the Conservation Authorities Act.
Safety of Cataraqui Trail Users Top Priority for Cataraqui Conservation
The Cataraqui Trail is a popular and well-used outdoor attraction and the number one concern for all stakeholders is the safety of the trail for all users.
June 7, 2021 - Level I Low Water Condition Confirmed for Cataraqui Region
Due to lower-than-normal rainfall over the last few months in the Cataraqui Region, a Level I Low Water Condition has been confirmed today, June 7, 2021.
Cataraqui Conservation Chair Alan Revill Named to Board of Conservation Ontario
At its recent virtual annual general meeting, Conservation Ontario announced the leadership team of the organization who will comprise the Board of Directors for the current term. Amongst the six appointees was Alan Revill, Chair of Cataraqui Conservation.
Floodplain Mapping Update Open House for Buells & Butlers Creeks
April 23, 2021 - Cataraqui Conservation will be hosting an online public information session for residents to learn more about new floodplain hazard mapping for the Buells and Butler Creek systems within the City of Brockville.
Dry Conditions Across Cataraqui Region Watershed
Although nobody can predict the weather, and despite some recent rain and snow, 2021 is shaping up to be an abnormally dry year across the Cataraqui Region watershed if the current weather trends continue.
Cataraqui Conservation Adapts Programs and Services During Stay-at-Home Order
The stay at home order does impact Cataraqui Conservation to a certain degree, while allowing us to continue our core services, and retain the ability to keep our conservation lands open, with certain conditions and stipulations in place.