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Rouge National Urban Park, Toronto, ON

wildlifepreservation.ca

Wildlife Preservation Canada’s mission is to save animal species at risk from extinction in Canada by providing direct, hands-on care.

thekawarthas.ca

Welcome to the Kawarthas. Discover a region that is steeped in history and bursting at the seams with creativity.

ltc.on.ca

The Province of Ontario is proposing a major restructuring of conservation authorities that could significantly affect how conservation authorities’ programs and services are delivered in our community.Under ERO Posting 025-1257, the province is proposing to consolidate Ontario’s 36 local conservation authorities into 7 large regional authorities by January 2027. What’s Being Proposed? The province states that consolidation is intended to:Modernize operationsStreamline processesStandardize permitting and administration While these goals are reasonable, consolidation is not required to achieve them. Modern tools like shared software systems and standardized reporting can be implemented without eliminating local conservation authorities. What Do We Do for You?Lower Trent Conservation helps safeguard drinking water and water quality, reduce flooding and erosion that threaten homes and infrastructure, and protect the wetlands, forests, and wildlife that make our region resilient. We review development proposals to keep people safe and ensure growth happens responsibly. We provide locally accessible conservation lands that offer residents safe, welcoming spaces for recreation, connection to nature, and mental well-being. These lands are free to access, giving everyone the opportunity to walk, hike, observe wildlife, and enjoy the outdoors close to home. Local management ensures these spaces are maintained, protected, and responsive to community needs, preserving them as shared public assets for current and future generations. Through education and stewardship programs, we empower residents to care for the land and water that sustain our communities. These services rely on local knowledge, local presence, and local accountability—and they are at risk under large, centralized regional models. Why This Matters to Our Community Lower Trent Conservation already delivers efficient, effective service. In fact: Permit approvals are already meeting (and exceeding) provincial time

nsbirdsociety.ca

We hope that the following information will help you if you plan to visit Nova Scotia for birding. Who can I contact for local information? For a list of l...

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The open data movement is inspiring and exciting, but for it to work for our sector it needs long-term and significant investment in our local, regional and national data infrastructure. The Open Data Institute (ODI) defines open data as “data that anyone can access, use or share”. The Data Spectrum devised by the ODI, illustratedRead More