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St. Clair Region Conservation Authority

205 Mill Pond Cr., Strathroy, Canada
Non-Profit Organization

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Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association

Do you have any projects that would qualify?

Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association
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Flood Watch – May 6, 2017 – Event 4 Bulletin 3 « St. Clair Region Conservation Authority

https://www.scrca.on.ca/flood-watch-may-6-2017-event-4-bulletin-3/

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Flood Watch – May 5, 2017 – Flood Event 4, Bulletin 2 « St. Clair Region Conservation Authority

https://www.scrca.on.ca/flood-watch-may-5-2017-flood-event-4-bulletin-2/

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Watershed Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook – May 4, 2017 – Flood Event 4, Bulletin 1 « St. Clair Region Conservation Authority

https://www.scrca.on.ca/watershed-conditions-statement-flood-outlook-may-4-2017-flood-event-4-bulletin-1/

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Jason Barnucz - The Reel Angle

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10+ Baby Hippos That Will Make Everything Better

I realize hippos aren't native in our watershed, but some Wednesdays (especially ones before and after days and days of rain!), just need some happy hippos. Enjoy! #WildlifeWednesday

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www.scrca.on.ca

We're offering $3,000 in scholarships to high school students in our region who are pursuing post-secondary studies in a conservation related field. The deadline is fast approaching! Applications are due May 31 and can be found by clicking on the link.

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Healthy Hikes - Home

#StepIntoNature in three easy steps: 1. Visit a Conservation Area 2. Snap a fun selfie or nature image 3. Share it on social media using the hashtags #HealthyHikes & #StepIntoNature Twitter: @SCRCA_water Instagram: St_Clair_Conservation

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A lifetime of conservation — Ducks Unlimited Canada

Bob "Grizz" Lozon has helped SCRCA enhance many wetlands in our watershed over the years. Many of those projects were funded with Ducks Unlimited Canada funding. It's been a great partnership!

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The gooey orange globs you see on a red cedar are from Cedar Apple Rust - a disease that needs an Eastern Red Cedar and an Apple (or Crabapple) tree to complete it's life cycle. It is quite prevalent during rainy, cool weather. It doesn't harm the cedar, but can damage apple trees in the area. For more information regarding the life cycle and how to control it, check out: http://www.al.com/living/index.ssf/2013/05/gooey_orange_glob_looks_like_a.html PC: Kelli McKay-Smith

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George Takei

A reminder that we need to take action against the rising amount of plastics in our waters.

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A 20 minute walk in nature can improve your health. #HealthyHikes #StepIntoNature #mentalhealth #getloud http://www.mindingourbodies.ca/about_the_project/literature_reviews/the_nurture_of_nature

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