WELCOME TO THE RRCA

Do you have a dry well? Please let us Know!

 

The current drought condition may lead to some private wells showing signs of stress or drying up.

The RRCA is collecting information on dry wells in the area for data analysis purposes.

 Residents with a dry well can assist by filling out an online form here.

 

 

 

Wild Parsnip a.k.a. Poison Parsnip

If you look around in S.D. & G. you've seen this harmless-looking flower, but beware of its potential painful results.  Fore more information visit www.eohu.ca/segments/topics_e.php

What's New at Our Conservation Areas?

Charlottenburgh Park's popular cabin still has availability this summer.  Call to book it today! Group camping is new to the park this year which is perfect for friends and family reunions.

To make reservations for the cabin, group camping or regular camping, contact the gatehouse  (613-931-0944).

From now until Oct. 9, 2016, rent one night in the Cabin and get a second night half price.

Gray's Creek Marina still has slips available.  You can get your gas, fishing tackle, worms, snacks and drinks at the marina store.  Daily boat launches are $6.00.  A seasonal pass is available for $65.00.

Cooper Marsh Visitor's Centre is now open to the public seven days a week!  The marsh will host the Eco-Friends Summer Day Camp and several workshops this summer.
 

 

Low Water Conditions - Level 1

Low water condition confirmed for RRCA watershed.

 

ABOUT THE RRCA

Conservation Authorities play a critical role in protecting the environment. Conservation Authorities were first established in the 1940's to manage devastating flooding, erosion and water supply problems that plagued the province due to a rapid growth.

Find out more about us here...