South-Central Ontario
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The Ontario Headwaters Institute invites you to attend one of a series of seven community workshops being held across south-central Ontario on Preserving Ontario’s Headwaters.
Headwaters consist of small streams and wetlands. Together, they constitute most of the length and provide the majority of the flow, nutrients, organic material, and niche habitats of our watercourses. To help preserve these valuable components of our regional ecosystems, please join us at a community workshop to discuss: the importance of Ontario’s headwaters, current policy & stewardship initiatives, and collaborative efforts for the future.
Seven workshops are being staged from Elora to Peterborough thanks to funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, extensive support from conservation authorities, and the participation of both local event and regional communication partners, including Water Canada.
Registration is free but required in advance. Detailed agendas and maps to each event are available at www.ohwi.ca/2010workshop.
Workshop dates and event partners include:
Thursday, March 4
Credit Valley Conservation & Trout Unlimited
Tuesday, March 9
Halton Conservation & POWER
Thursday, March 11
Kawartha Conservation & the Community Stream Steward Program
Thursday, March 25
Otonabee Conservation & Peterborough Green-up
Monday, March 29
Elora Environment Centre
Wednesday, March 31
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Thursday, April 8
Lake Simcoe Conservation & STORM
Questions or registration should be directed to Andrew McCammon at the Ontario Headwaters Institute, either at 416-231-9484 or Andrew@ohwi.ca.
