Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority
About Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority
The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority’s overall goal is the conservation, restoration, development and management of natural resources on a watershed basis while providing for the public enjoyment of the lands it oversees. The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) was formed in October 1946 under the Conservation Authorities Act and is one of the oldest conservation authorities in Ontario. The watersheds of the GRCA covers an area of 361 square miles from Wilmot Creek in Clarington to east of Cobourg from the south shore of Rice Lake down to Lake Ontario.
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Alex Carruthers Memorial Park
Parks, playgrounds, and trails open on the first Monday of May, weather permitting, and close on the first Monday of October. Any use prior…
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario – Port Hope Branch
The ACO Port Hope branch was formed in the early nineteen sixties. Since then, it has become one of the most active ACO branches.In…
Ash Brook Golf Club
Located just 2 km's north of Port Hope. Situated on 150 acres of picturesque countryside and a mile of brook, magnificent mature ash trees,…