Kawartha Lakes Dangerous Water Warning - Yellow Alert!

Kawartha Lakes Waters Becoming Dangerous

Kawartha Lakes received a large amount of snow, and with warmer air and rain expected over the weekend, Kawartha Conservation issued the following warning.

Kawartha Lakes Water Safety Warning - Green ReThink

WhenTheyTook Wolves to This Park They Did Not Know What Would Happen!

Wolves Change Landscape and Waterways -Surprising Results!

In 1995, wolves were re-introduced to Yellowstone National Park, after being wolf-free for 70 years. Naturalists and biologists never imagined, how this remarkable thing would take place. Mother Nature knows what she’s doing if we just leave her alone.
This got me thinking about the flooding in City of Kawartha Lakes.

Wolves Change Waterways?

 Could wolves be a solution for Kawartha Lakes?
 It's your turn. What are your thoughts on this green topic?
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Kirkfield #Ontario Kawartha Conservation - Talking #Turtles , Milfoil, and More Aug 20

Greening Kawartha Lakes Waterways

Wednesday, August 20 2014 Kawartha Conservation hosts an Open House, in partnership with Trent Matters. Join the conversation! They will be talking turtles, Milfoil, and Lake Management. Want more details?