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Join us for a strawberry social at

Dan Patterson Conservation Area

to celebrate the one-millionth tree.


Saturday, June 22, 2013 @ 11:00 a.m.


Dan Patterson Conservation Area
44014 Mapleton Line, St. Thomas, Ontario

Master Tree Planter: Dykstra Family
Junior Master Tree Planters: Reyden and Paige

Ceremony • Strawberry Social • BBQ
Guided Hikes • Birds of Prey • Children’s Activities



Thank you to all of our generous sponsors!


Catering by James Meadows
City of St. Thomas
Disbrowe GM - St. Thomas
Doug Tarry Limited
Dowler Karn Limited
Green Lane Community Trust
Howe Family Farm Market
Killer Desserts
Shaw’s Ice Cream
Studer Dairy & Wholesale Ltd.
Swiss Chalet - St. Thomas
Triple H Paving Stone Inc.

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What's New
12.06.2013
RBC awards $120,000 Leadership Grant to Elgin County Conservation Authorities on Blue Water Day
The RBC Blue Water Project has announced a $120,000 Leadership Grant to the four Elgin County Conservation Authorities (Catfish Creek, Kettle Creek, Long Point Region, and Lower Thames Valley) to help protect water quality by educating and working with local landowners.   More...
31.05.2013
Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety
Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is issuing a Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety for residents of the Kettle Creek watershed.   More...
22.05.2013
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...
15.05.2013
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...