Kettle Creek Conservation Authority

About Kettle Creek Conservation Authority

Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is a professional services organization located on Ferguson Line in the London area. The authority serves the local community by managing conservation areas and promoting a harmony between people and nature. The organization provides a variety of environmental and recreational services, including flood forecasting and warnings, watershed conditions statements, and property mapping. Visitors can explore various green spaces and conservation areas, such as Lake Whittaker and Dalewood. The authority also manages campgrounds, offering campsite reservations and day use fees. For those seeking specific environmental guidance, the organization provides planning and regulations, stewardship, landowner services, forestry and lands oversight, and water management. The Kettle Creek Conservation Authority acknowledges the treaty and traditional lands of the Anishinabek, Attiwonderonk, and Haudenosaunee nations, and it strives to build meaningful relationships with these Indigenous communities. The administration centre operates by appointment only. The organization employs a dedicated team to oversee its various departments, including a General Manager, Communications and Outreach Coordinator, and specific coordinators for maintenance, safety, and conservation areas.