Welcome to the SSMRCA
APPROVED ASSESSMENT REPORT
TEN YEAR MONITORING REPORT
Do you have an interest in the St. Marys River and protecting its natural, cultural and recreational values? Your help is being sought in compiling information for a ten year monitoring report.
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FOR SALE
The SSMRCA currently has a 1986 Case Agri-King two wheel drive tractor for sale, asking $6,600. Also available is a Hammer-knife attachment asking $1,000. For more information contact Jamie at 705-946-8530.
A REMINDER TO ALL DOG OWNERS
The Sault Ste. Marie Region Conservation Authority would like to remind pet owners in Sault Ste. Marie, for the safety of the general public, your dog and the protection of wildlife that dogs must be on leash and under control at all times while in conservation areas.
By keeping your dog on a leash and making sure to ALWAYS “scoop the poop” you can help keep conservation areas “dog friendly”.
(Sault Ste. Marie By-Law NO. 98-211 and NO. 87-125).
Thank you for keeping our areas safe and clean.
CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES
The Sault Ste. Marie Region Conservation Authority (SSMRCA) is a corporate body and one of 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario which create a network of independent corporate organizations involved in conservation and resource management.
Conservation Authorities (CAs) are known globally for their stewardship of our rivers, lakes and streams through the development and delivery of comprehensive programs that work with nature to protect, restore and effectively manage Ontario’s water resources. Based on Ontario’s system of watersheds, their initial jurisdictions were in water resource management, which later became integrated with wise land use.
Conservation Authorities (CAs) are known globally for their stewardship of our rivers, lakes and streams through the development and delivery of comprehensive programs that work with nature to protect, restore and effectively manage Ontario’s water resources. Based on Ontario’s system of watersheds, their initial jurisdictions were in water resource management, which later became integrated with wise land use.
Watch our video about the SSMRCA Children's Source Water Festival
