Local Businesses Leave An Impact
We’re honoured to recognize the impact of our summer corporate donor and volunteer groups. These businesses went the extra mile beyond their donation, putting tennis
We’re honoured to recognize the impact of our summer corporate donor and volunteer groups. These businesses went the extra mile beyond their donation, putting tennis
Historically, residents and businesses have experienced flooding and erosion around lower Stoney Creek and Battlefield Creek. Since 2022, two of four proposed wetlands have been

Over the August long weekend, Summit Station Dairy partnered with Westfield Heritage Village Conservation Area to “churn back time” for an immersive, hands-on event focused
Neal Bonnor in his kayak ready for a “kayakleanup” outing. In the serene waters of Spencer Creek, Neal Bonnor paddles his red kayak, not
Starting out as a high school student assisting the Naturalist 45 years ago to becoming an Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent, and now Manager of Conservation Area

Ted and Madeleine Dwyer feel grateful for their family’s connection with the natural world that surrounds them. Living in the Dundas Valley, they are surrounded

George and Connie Taylor left a gift of nearly $1.1 Million directly to the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) in 2010. With the exception of land donations,

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