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Conservation Areas
Conservation areas are natural lands owned by Otonabee Conservation that offer watershed residents and visitors to the region opportunities to explore and enjoy the outdoors. Camping, spelunking, hiking, fishing, swimming and canoeing top the list of favourite activities to be enjoyed. Read More
Apply for a Permit
What is Ontario Regulation 167/06? Otonabee Conservation’s regulation under Section 28 of the Conservation Authorities Act, is known as Ontario… Read More
Of Interest
Millbrook Dam Reconstruction -UPDATE
Otonabee Conservation has embarked upon a major capital project with the reconstruction of the Millbrook Dam. The Board of Directors of… Read More
Employment Opportunity
Thank you for inquiring about employment opportunities with Otonabee Conservation. Otonabee Conservation invites applications for the position of Engineering Technologist… Read More
Advisory
Employment Opportunities: Otonabee Conservation welcomes applications for the position of Engineering Technologist (Floodplain Mapping) – for details visit the Employment page of our website.
Events
Board Meeting ~ December 13
The Board of Directors of the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority will meet on Thursday, December… Read More
Opening of the New Bridge Dec. 18th
Join Otonabee Conservation for a special event to mark the opening of the new bridge… Read More
2019 Annual Meeting of the Board
The Board of Directors of the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority will hold its 60th Annual… Read More
News
New Bridge on Jackson Creek Trail
The Jackson Creek Trail has a new bridge! It arrived yesterday – November 27, 2018.… Read More
Fleming Partnership Provides Practical Experience
A partnership between Otonabee Conservation and Fleming College has resulted in the clearing of two… Read More
Level 1 Low Water Condition Lifted
With frequent and above normal precipitation receipts over the past several weeks, water levels and… Read More
Tree Removal Along Jackson Creek
Otonabee Conservation will be removing a select number of trees that are causing interference with… Read More