La cuenca hidrográfica de Conservation Halton está formada por muchas zonas naturales, como arroyos, riachuelos, humedales, bosques, praderas y campos, así como formaciones geológicas, que sustentan una rica diversidad de plantas y animales. Además de proporcionar un hábitat para la vida silvestre y oportunidades de recreo, estas áreas naturales apoyan la calidad del agua, el aire y el suelo, la gestión de las inundaciones, la erosión y la sequía, el almacenamiento de carbono y la resistencia a los impactos del cambio climático.
Encuentre su propiedad
Conservation Halton is incredibly thankful to the landowners who make a commitment to protecting the natural features on their property through the Watershed Stewardship Award. Signs indicating that a landowner has received the Watershed Stewardship Award can be found throughout the watershed, usually at the end of a driveway or laneway.
The annual Watershed Stewards Appreciation Day was held on Septiembre 10, 2023, in partnership with Hamilton Conservation Authority. This year’s event recognized the outstanding efforts of local landowners in environmental stewardship and introduced the 12 recipients of the 2023 Watershed Stewardship Award, including four winners in Conservation Halton’s watershed:
Sarah Wakefield & Colin McMullan
Si está interesado en saber más sobre el Premio a la Gestión de Cuencas Hidrográficas y cree que su propiedad puede ser elegible, le animamos a que se ponga en contacto con nosotros en stewardship@hrca.on.ca
Throughout the year, we host workshops and events to engage local landowners and educate our community members about topics such as low impact development. Click here to view Conservation Halton’s event calendar.
To learn more about landowner programs, ask a question, or request a site visit with a restoration technician, please complete our Landowner Inquiry Form.
You can also sign up for the EcoTalk newsletter to stay informed about events and learn about environmental projects we are leading across our watershed.