OPEN HOUSE - Marsh and Macaulay Creek Flood Hazard Mapping
Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the Village of Picton to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Marsh and Macaulay Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.
OPEN HOUSE - Potter Creek Floodplain Mapping
Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the City of Belleville and Quinte West to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Potter Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.
OPEN HOUSE - Bell Creek Floodplain Mapping
Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the City of Belleville to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Bell Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.
This year's Adopt an Acre fundraiser supports the expansion of the pollinator meadow at South Potter's Creek - a hand-on learning tool and demonstration site aimed at teaching the importance of protecting local pollinator species through native wild flower plantings and habitat creation.
Residents can purchase coniferous & deciduous trees, as well as small shrubs, all in 1–2-gallon pots and ranging between 1-3 feet tall, for $15 each.
Community volunteers, along with over sixty students from Park Dale Public School planted three hundred and fifty trees and shrubs in Cascade Park on Friday morning.
Belleville, ON - The public is invited to attend an information session on September 16th to learn about the negative impacts Water Soldier (Stratiotes aloides) has on local aquatic ecosystems and the proactive measures Quinte Conservation, the Ministry of Environment, Conservation & Parks, and the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters are taking to combat this species in the Bay of Quinte.
The Quinte Source Protection Authority is thrilled to announce an innovative partnership with Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company in Prince Edward County, ON. A new locally made lager showcases the important message of protecting drinking water sources through the slogan: Great beer starts with clean water. This message stands true as the brewery takes its municipal water from Picton Bay and uses that to make a variety of lagers and IPAs.
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