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  • Home
  • Watershed Programs
    • Environmental Monitoring
      • Benthic Macroinvertebrate Monitoring
      • Wildlife Monitoring
      • Surface Water and Groundwater Monitoring
      • Ontario Low Water Response
      • Watershed Report Card
    • Stewardship
      • Kettle Creek Clean Water Initiative
      • Elgin Clean Water Program
      • How Can You Help?
    • Tree Planting & Forestry
      • Seedling Program
      • Greening Communities
      • Community Forest
      • Elgin County Woodlands Conservation By-law #05-03
    • Source Water Protection
      • Source Water Annual Report 2016
  • Conservation Areas
    • Camping
      • Dalewood Conservation Area
      • Lake Whittaker Conservation Area
    • Fees
    • Hiking
    • Day Use/Picnicking
    • Kettle Creek Dog Park
    • Pavilion Rentals
    • Signage and Access Policy
  • Planning and Regulations
    • Permits
    • Planning Services
    • Regulation Services
    • Natural Hazards
    • Flood Forecasting and Warning
      • High Water Rainfall Event (May 4 to May 6, 2017)
      • Significant Rain Event 2014
    • Elgin County Shoreline Management Plan
  • Education
    • Book a class
    • Environmental Youth Corps Program
    • St. Thomas-Elgin Children’s Water Festival
    • Carolinian Forest Festival
    • Yellow Fish Road
    • Scholarship
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Meetings & Minutes
    • Financial Overview
    • RFPs
    • Staff Directory
    • Careers
    • Volunteer
    • News
    • FAQs
    • Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy
  • Contact

Watershed Report Card

The 2018 Watershed Report Card is now available.
The overall watershed grade – considering all reported
factors (surface water quality, groundwater quality,
forest conditions) remains a C,
unchanged from the 2013 Watershed Report Card.

2018 Watershed Report Card

How does the Kettle Creek watershed compare to other watersheds in the Province?

 

Watershed Report Card 2018

 Watershed Report Card 2013

Staff Contact

Office Hours
8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Jennifer Dow
Water Conservation Supervisor
Tel: (519) 631-1270 ext. 228
Email: jennifer@kettlecreekconservation.on.ca

Worried about flooding?

For up-to-date flood information, watershed residents and businesses can connect with KCCA socially on Twitter or on Facebook

Are you interested in becoming a Citizen Scientist?

KCCA is looking for Citizen Scientists who are interested in collecting or assisting KCCA staff in collecting environmental data. Both volunteers and researchers can potentially benefit from citizen scientist programs. Volunteers can increase their knowledge and understanding of the scientific process, gain a deeper understanding of the watershed and strengthen their attitudes towards the natural environment.
Citizen Scientists

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