Conservation Ontario

Conservation Ontario is made up of a network of 36 Conservation Authorities, community-based watershed management agencies dedicated to conserving, restoring and managing Ontario’s natural resources on a watershed basis.

The office of Conservation Ontario is a non-profit, non-governmental organization. It is represented by a Council and an elected Board of Directors. The office of Conservation Ontario supports the network of Conservation Authorities and is responsible for:

• Government Relations
  
• Policy and Program Development
  
• Building and Maintaining Partnerships
  
• Corporate Communications
  
• Research and Information
  
• Evaluation and Reporting
  
• Education and Training
  

Click here for Staff of the Corporate Office of Conservation Ontario
Click here for a list of the 36 Conservation Authorities

Conservation Ontario logo uses trees and waves to symbolize the Conservation Authorities areas of responsibility: water, land and biodiversity. The "C"refers to the Conservation Authorities and to the role they play in conservation in Ontario.

Annual Report - PDF

Conservation Ontario Fact Sheet - PDF