Kettle Creek Conservation Authority
News release For immediate release St. Thomas — Warmer temperatures, melting snow and rain forecast over the next couple of days has prompted Kettle Creek… Read More »KCCA Issues Watershed Conditions Statement—Water Safety
News release For immediate release St. Thomas – Residents in the watershed of the Kettle Creek Conservation Authority are being asked to voluntarily reduce their… Read More »KCCA upgrades its low water condition due to persistent dry conditions and extremely low streamflow
News release For immediate release St. Thomas – On Saturday, October 8, 2016 everyone is invited to step into nature at the Carolinian Forest Festival… Read More »Carolinian Forest Festival Public Day
News release For immediate release Aylmer – In its ninth year, the Carolinian Forest Festival is trying to help local students step into nature. “Many… Read More »Carolinian Forest Festival Helps Connect Local Students to Nature
News release For immediate release St. Thomas – Elgin St. Thomas Public Health (ESTPH) and the Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) want thirsty kids to… Read More »#IChooseTapWater – A Healthy Kids Community Challenge
News Release For Immediate Release St. Thomas – Kettle Creek Conservation Authority’s Low Water Response Team has declared Level 1 Low Water Conditions throughout the… Read More »Low water conditions declared for Kettle Creek
In the 2013 Watershed Report Card, a stand-alone measurement of the wetland health in the watershed resulted in an F grade, reflecting the less than… Read More »Spotlight on Wetlands
News Release For Immediate Release Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) has partnered with Ontario Power Generation (OPG) and the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority (UTRCA)… Read More »CAs and Ontario Power Generation Invest in Local Wetlands
At this time of year, we receive many calls regarding orphaned or injured wildlife. However, before making a call, you should ask yourself: Is that… Read More »Orphaned or Injured Wildlife Babies
Every year, KCCA staff field calls from the public concerned they have seen, captured or sadly even killed what they believe is a Massasauga Rattlesnake. … Read More »A case of mistaken identity: Massasauga Rattlesnake versus Milksnake