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"To communicate and deliver resource management services and programs
in order to achieve social and ecological harmony for the watershed".
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    • Events Calendar
    • Links
  • Programs
    • Water Management
      • Flood Forecasting and Warning
      • Environmental Planning & Regulations
      • Technical Studies / GIS
      • Low Water Advisories
      • Watershed Report Card
      • Port Bruce Flood Management Information
    • Watershed Stewardship
      • Tree Planting
      • Woodlot Management
      • Private Lands Stewardship
    • Environmental Education
      • Information and Fees
      • Available Programs
      • W.I.L.D Rangers Education Programming
  • Conservation Areas
    • Rules and Regulations
    • Conservation Lands Map
  • Springwater Campground
    • About Springwater
    • Springwater Maple Syrup Festival
    • Seasonal Camping
    • Overnight Camping
    • Day Use Area
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CCCA Admin Centre Closed – APRIL 8th

CCCA Admin Centre Closed – APRIL 8th

April 9, 2021

The CCCA Admin Centre is Closed Following the Stay-At-Home Order

The Province of Ontario has declared a third provincial emergency to address Covid-19. Effective Thursday, April 8th, 2021 at 12:01 a.m., the government issued a stay-at-home order requiring everyone to remain at home with exceptions for permitted purposes or activities.
The CCCA Admin Centre is closed to the public. Staff are still reachable by email and/or phone (519-773-9037), for all inquiries. Please visit our directory for staff emails. We ask Seasonal Campers to call in their payments and other inquiries. We will be selling maple syrup products on a curbside pick-up system and on designated days, please call our office or email Kelsey, [email protected], for more information.
Our properties remain open to the public for trail access ONLY (no facilities, playgrounds, or pond activities available). Please do not come to our properties to congregate and mingle with those outside of your household.

Find more resources from the Ontario Government and the Southwest Public Health Unit at the following links:

https://covid-19.ontario.ca/zones-and-restrictions
https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/61029/ontario-enacts-provincial-emergency-and-stay-at-home-order
https://www.swpublichealth.ca/en/my-health/covid-19-novel-coronavirus.aspx

TRAIL ETIQUETTE:

-If possible, stay at home (especially if you are from another health unit region)!
-Schedule your trail use to avoid times of high use
-Maintain your physical distance of a minimum of 2 metres
-No group interaction
-Maximum outdoor social gatherings 5 people
-Single file activity only
-Wear a mask outdoors if you cannot social distance 2 metres
-When passing people, step as far to the side as possible and pass on the left
-Respect other users
-Keep all pets ON A LEASH and pick-up after your pet (take all waste WITH YOU)
-Remove all your litter and pet litter from the conservation area – there are no garbage cans on site
-Abide by all Conservation Area Regulations
-ALL PUBLIC WASHROOMS IN CONSERVATION AREAS ARE CLOSED
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    FIRE BAN IN EFFECT – ELGIN COUNTY

    (June 5, 2023) – Effective immediately, all open-air and recreational fires are prohibited anywhere in the City of St. Thomas, Town of Aylmer and the Townships and Municipalities within the County of Elgin. Open air fires are defined as any fire outside of a building and include bonfires, campfires, burn barrels, outdoor fireplaces/chimineas or any other fires set in open air.

    Although there is some variation across Elgin County, dry conditions are consistent throughout. This fire ban is being imposed due to the extreme dryness of vegetation in the area and shall remain in effect until further notice.

    If you discover an open-air fire, it is very important that you report fires immediately to 9-1-1. Do not delay reporting while attempting to control or extinguish the fire.

    All burn permits in these municipalities are now suspended. No burn permits will be issued until the ban is lifted.

    For any questions or possible exemptions within your municipality please check their appropriate website, social media, or contact the Municipality and/or fire department having jurisdiction.

    Municipality of Bayham 519-866-5521
    Township of Malahide 519-773-5344
    Town of Aylmer 519-773-3164
    Municipality of Central Elgin 519-631-4860
    City of St. Thomas 519-631-0210
    Township of Southwold 519-769-2010
    Municipality of Dutton-Dunwich 519 762-2204
    Municipality of West Elgin 519-785-0560