Advisory
NOTICE: The Otonabee Conservation Administrative Office at 250 Milroy Drive will be closed Monday, October 10th for the Thanksgiving Day Statutory Holiday. We will re-open again Tuesday, October 11th at 8:30am.
Feature
Jackson Creek Trail Closures
Upcoming construction closures planned on Jackson Creek Trail / Trans Canada Trail for trail upgrades. The revitalization of Jackson Creek… Read More
ORCA Land & Trail Closure Updates
UPDATED September 22, 2022 Members of the public are asked to obey all Otonabee Conservation trail and property closures during… Read More
Your Watershed News
Your Watershed News is a regular e-newsletter with updates for events, volunteer opportunities, news items, conservation tips, recreational opportunities, and… Read More
Of Interest
Tell us about your visit
Did you visit one of our Conservation Areas, Campgrounds, or Trails this year? If so, we want to hear from… Read More
Apply for a Hunting Permit
Otonabee Conservation allows hunting on eight of its properties. Depending on the property, you may hunt for waterfowl, white-tailed deer,… Read More
NEW Floodplain Maps are available now!
How do I access the new floodplain mapping? View our Floodplain Mapping Story MapSearch for your address on the interactive… Read More
Visit a Conservation Area this Fall
Connect with lots of resources to plan your trip to our Conservation Areas. Reserve your campsite by selecting from the… Read More
Events
We currently do not have any events scheduled. Please check back.
News
Media Advisory | Fall Tree Planting
The media is invited to a selection of tree planting events as Otonabee Conservation plants… Read More
Tree Planting at Dainard Park with Nefab
Nefab Canada and Otonabee Conservation partner to enhance habitat with native tree planting this fall… Read More
Jackson Creek Trail Closures
Upcoming construction closures planned on Jackson Creek Trail / Trans Canada Trail for trail upgrades.… Read More
ORCA planting over 30,000 trees this fall!
Celebrating National Forest Week by planting more than 30,000 trees and shrubs this fall! September… Read More