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05.22.2013
Picture a Tree Art Contest Winners named Junior Master Tree Planters
Reyden, a grade 1 student from Monsignor Morrison and Paige, a grade 2 student from Port Stanley Public School were named Junior Master Tree Planters on Tuesday.More... |
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05.15.2013
Local Artists Supporting the Watershed’s Living Forest
Artistic works from Peter Robson, John Broadbent, Candy McManiman and Laura Woermke will help support Kettle Creek’s living forest by raising funds for Kettle Creek Conservation Authority’s (KCCA) forestry program. More... |
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05.08.2013
Dykstra Family named Master Tree Planter
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority has awarded the Dykstra Family the title of Master Tree Planter and the honour of planting the one millionth tree in the Kettle Creek watershed this spring. “Landowners who are willing to retire their land have made homes for our million trees,” said Lawrence. “We wanted them to be part of the celebration.” More... |
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04.18.2013
Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is issuing a Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook for residents of the Kettle Creek watershed. The main concerns at this time are rising creek levels and fast flowing water due to torrential downpours. More... |
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04.12.2013
Flood Watch Update: Creeks levels high but dropping
The heavy rains over the past week that that left over 70mm of precipitation in the Kettle Creek watershed have now moved off to the East. Even with the additional rain early this morning there is no need for additional warnings as creek levels peaked last night and are dropping. More... |
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04.10.2013
Heavy rains prompt KCCA to upgrade to a flood watch
Due to the amount (50 – 80 mm) of forecasted precipitation today thru Friday coupled with already high water levels in the creek, Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) is upgrading to a flood watch. More... |
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04.09.2013
Help pick the one-millionth tree
If you could pick just one tree to represent the one-millionth tree in the Kettle Creek watershed, which one would earn your vote? More... |
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04.08.2013
KCCA issues a watershed conditions statement: flood outlook
The Kettle Creek watershed is expected to receive approximately 10-20 mm of precipitation this afternoon. Weather forecasts are predicting significant additional rainfall this week. More... |
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03.22.2013
KCCA Celebrates World Water Day by Offering Rain Barrels at Discount Prices to Watershed Residents
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) is encouraging residents to celebrate the International Year of Water Cooperation by launching their annual rain barrel sale on World Water Day, March 22, 2013. More... |
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03.22.2013
Spring is here! KCCA now accepting tree orders
There has never been a better time to invest in trees. Together with its municipal partners, Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) is offering two programs for watershed landowners to plant trees. More... |
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03.11.2013
KCCA upgrades to a Flood Watch
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is warning residents in the watershed to stay away from watercourses and ponds. More... |
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03.11.2013
Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is issuing a Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook for residents of the Kettle Creek watershed. The main concerns at this time are rising creek levels and fast flowing water. More... |
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03.08.2013
Use extreme caution around water during March break and always
While spring brings with it longer days and warmer weather, it also brings melting ice and rains that can make rivers and lakes even more dangerous than normal. More... |
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03.07.2013
Winners of the Active Elgin On-Line Survey Win a Season Pass to One of the Three Local Conservation Areas
The Active Elgin Coalition, in partnership with the Lower Thames Valley, Kettle Creek and Catfish Creek Conservation Authorities, announced the winners of the Active Elgin online survey. Each winner received a season's pass to one of the three Conservation Authorities where they can enjoy the various hiking trails throughout the conservation areas. More... |
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02.15.2013
Home of one millionth tree unveiled at KCCA’s AGM
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority will announce where the one millionth tree will be planted in the watershed at its upcoming Annual General Meeting on February 20, 2013. More... |
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02.15.2013
KCCA can help Central Elgin Residents 'Green' their land
For the second year the Municipality of Central Elgin, in partnership with Catfish Creek Conservation Authority and Kettle Creek Conservation Authority, is offering tree seedlings to landowners at an affordable rate to help “green” the municipality through the Greening Central Elgin program. More... |
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01.29.2013
FLOOD WATCH for residents of Kettle Creek watershed
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is issuing a flood watch for residents of the Kettle Creek Watershed, with specific concerns for the Port Stanley area. More... |
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01.28.2013
Watershed Conditions Statement
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) is warning residents of the potential of high water in the Kettle Creek watershed this evening. More... |
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01.21.2013
Plant Trees to Win!
Over the past twelve years, and with the support of hundreds of landowners and Ontario Power Generation, KCCA has planted 900,000 trees and is on track to plant the one-millionth tree in June 2013. More... |
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