Anishnabemowin and English language turtle crossing (Mikinaak Aazhga aatigong) signs have been installed at Curve Lake First Nation as part of a project funded by Environment and Climate Change Canada, in partnership with Otonabee Conservation and Curve Lake First Nation. Elders from Curve Lake worked together to translate the signs into Michi Saagig, the local… Read More >
Otonabee Conservation opens the gates to our Conservation Areas on June 26, 2020 Otonabee Conservation will fully open the gates to our Conservation Areas on June 26, 2020, after a delay in the season that was caused by COVID-19. While hiking, walking, and biking have been available at our Conservation Areas during the pandemic, the… Read More >
10% Water Conservation urged as Otonabee Conservation declares Level 1 Low Water Condition Peterborough ON (June 18, 2020) Otonabee Conservation is issuing a Level 1 low water condition declaration for the entire watershed area, due to persistent dry conditions throughout the Otonabee Region watershed. Otonabee Conservation analyzes the condition of the watershed on a monthly… Read More >