One of 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario.
Owen Sound Ontario Ca
Joined April 2014
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Today, we celebrated the incredible volunteers who help make our work possible.
We are grateful for the time, energy, and commitment our volunteers contribute to conservation efforts across the watershed and are proud to work alongside such a passionate group of individuals.
Hunting season is underway. Visitors are encouraged to avoid areas where hunting is permitted, especially during the deer rifle hunt in the first full week of November. Wear blaze orange and stay visible.
Learn more: greysauble.on.ca/conservatio…
Please be advised that the Administration Centre will be closed to the public on October 22 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Plan your spring tree planting project now!
Grey Sauble Conservation helps landowners establish windbreaks, riparian buffers, and larger tree planting projects. Funding is available to cover the majority of project costs.
Learn more: greysauble.on.ca/forestry-se…
Through the Green Fields, Clean Streams project, landowners can receive funding to implement cover crops and exclusion fencing that support soil health and water quality!
Made possible through the support of the Greenbelt Foundation.
Contact Keith Reid: [email protected]
Own 10+ acres of forested land in the GSCA watershed? Save up to 75% on property taxes with the Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program.
Have a plan expiring this year? Contact us to start the renewal.
Learn more: greysauble.on.ca/forestry-se…
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Our local committee is committed to protecting our shared water sources.
How are Ontario's drinking water sources protected?
Source Protection Authorities help protect drinking water sources from activities that could pose a risk.
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#SourceProtectionCommittee #SourceWaterON #CleanWaterAct #WaterWednesdays
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Have you seen a Drinking Water Protection road sign?
These signs mark areas that help protect local drinking water sources.
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#SourceWaterProtection #CleanWaterAct
#WaterWednesdays
Do you love spending time at Hibou Conservation Area? We want to hear from you!
A Management Plan is being developed to provide strategic direction for Hibou Conservation Area over the next 10 to 20 years.
Learn more and provide your input: greysauble.on.ca/hibou-manag…
We Are Hiring: Forest and By-Law Officer (Grey County) - Contract, Full-Time
Are you passionate about forest management, ecological integrity, and supporting a positive client experience? This could be the role for you!
Apply by October 23: greysauble.on.ca/about-us/em…
✂️ It’s not official until the ribbon is cut!
Thank you to everyone who joined us today for the ribbon cutting and grand re-opening of our Administration Centre. We’re grateful to celebrate this milestone with such wonderful partners.
MEDIA RELEASE (Sept. 28, 2026): Greenbelt Foundation Awards $30,000 to Grey Sauble Conservation Authority for Green Fields, Clean Streams Project
Read media release and learn about funding opportunities here: greysauble.on.ca/media-relea…
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Guess who’s turning 20?
For 20 years, Ontario's Clean Water Act has helped protect drinking water sources. Follow along as we explore how source water protection helps keep Ontario's drinking water safe.
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#DrinkingWater #SourceWaterON
MEDIA RELEASE (Sept. 21, 2026): Grey Sauble Conservation Celebrates Volunteers and Unveils New Turtle Conservation Signage at Bognor Marsh Management Area
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Yesterday, we celebrated a major conservation milestone as Walker Industries donated the rehabilitated East Sutherland Quarry to GSCA. This 50-acre property will support conservation, recreation, and connections to The Glen Management Area in the future. Thank you, Walker!
Have you checked out the new viewing platform at Inglis Falls Conservation Area? It offers another great spot to enjoy the stunning 18 metre waterfall!
For your safety, please stay on designated trails and viewing areas and do not climb on or cross railings and concrete barriers
The fight against invasive Phragmites continues at Bognor Marsh Management Area!
By tackling Phragmites year after year, this important stewardship work helps protect the health of Bognor Marsh and creates space for native plants and wildlife to thrive.
Please note that the lower viewing area at Inglis Falls Conservation Area will be temporarily closed for construction work this weekend and into next week.
The upper viewing area, viewing platform, & trails on the property remain open.
Please stay clear of the construction area
Looking to strengthen your environmental stewardship? Implement best management practices that help the environment and bring long-term benefits to your farm. We may have funding for you!
Learn more: greysauble.on.ca/stewardship…
