Do you dare experience the Haunted Drive-Thru at Charlottenburgh Park on Oct. 25? Little spooks from 5–6 pm; big scares from 6:30–10 pm. Admission is $20.00 per vehicle. The event is being hosted by the Optimist Club of Lancaster. For directions: rrca.on.ca/page.php?id=6.

The Eastern Ontario Farm Stewardship Collaborative recently launched the Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP) – Marginal Lands Initiative. This funding supports farmers and rural landowners in implementing projects that improve natural features. ow.ly/ZW3v50XiCcC

Today is the final day to apply for a seasonal campsite at RRCA’s Charlottenburgh Park for the 2026 camping season. To apply for a chance to secure a site: rrca.on.ca/page.php?id=42.

RRCA staff have been busy conducting survival assessments at planting sites to check in on young trees and see if any refill plantings are necessary. This is one of the last steps in our full-service tree planting program for landowners. Learn more: ow.ly/YsZl50Xk1m0

Adventure starts here! Find your next trail with just a tap! Download the Step Into Nature app to discover Conservation Areas, trails, attractions, and amenities - all at your finger tips. Learn more: ow.ly/8Qqn50XkyeE

The RRCA’s Water Response Team has declared a Low Water Level 3 status for the RRCA’s watershed jurisdiction on October 30, 2025. For the full statement: ow.ly/UQVi50XkEzX

Keep your building projects are safe from natural hazards! If you are planning a project near water, you may need a permit from the RRCA. Our Watershed Management Team is available for to discuss your project and guide you through the permitting process. ow.ly/v6av50Xlbyr

DYK most of RRCA's watershed jurisdiction is made up of farmland? #Farmers are key partners in growing our region's health and resilience. Learn more: rrca.on.ca/page.php?id=56

#DYK trees can help protect against soil erosion? Trees with fibrous roots and deep taproots like oaks and willows can help hold soil together. If you’d like to add trees to your land, go to rrca.on.ca/Trees to learn about available programs and funding opportunities.

We can all play a role in protecting sources of drinking water from contamination. Check out some of our quick information guides to learn how: yourdrinkingwater.ca/page.php?id=61

Do you need a permit from the RRCA? Under Section 28.1 of the Conservation Authorities Act, you may require a permit for certain activities. Check out our permitting FAQ page to learn more and make sure your projects are protected from natural hazards: rrca.on.ca/page.php?id=111

Our over-the-counter tree program application form is now available! Secure your spring seedlings today: ow.ly/SPOx50Xo2uM IMPORTANT: this year’s deadline is much earlier (December 12, 2025). Thank you for contributing to the overall health of our watershed!

ICYMI: We’re now taking orders for our 2026 over-the-counter tree program! IMPORTANT: The order deadline has changed to December 12, 2025. Every tree planted helps our region stay healthy and resilient! rrca.on.ca/page.php?id=156

Notice: The roadway through Gray's Creek (aka Conservation Road) is now closed for the winter. The Conservation Area and parking lot #1 are still accessible via the County Road 2 entrance throughout the winter. ow.ly/s1j750XpkZs

The RRCA office is closed today as we remember Canada’s veterans and their sacrifices for our country.

RRCA provides funding, technical assistance, and local knowledge to private property owners looking to implement land stewardship projects for the benefit of our community’s watershed health and resilience. Learn more: ow.ly/RxIS50XqGJO

After our region’s recent rain events, RRCA recorded a quick rise in water levels. However, levels again dropped below the normal range. The Low Water Level 3 status is still in effect. Have you been affected by the drought? Let us know here: ow.ly/fTy650XrmKz

RRCA Resource Specialist Jason Symington recently shared his expertise at the Eastern Ontario Geoscience Open House, where he presented on the history and future of drinking water source protection in eastern Ontario. Learn more: ow.ly/x7w650XrWsW