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Flood and Erosion Notices:

Green: Conditions are Normal

Yellow: An INFORMATION BULLETIN
Issued to municipalities to inform them of forecast weather events which may lead to localized problems involving flooding or erosion

Orange: A FLOOD or SHORELINE FLOOD and EROSION ALERT
An advisory bulletin issued when watershed conditions and/or atmospheric forecasts indicate that there is a potential for flooding and/or erosion to occur in the near future.

Red:  A FLOOD or SHORELINE FLOOD and EROSION WARNING
An advisory bulletin issued when watershed conditions and/or atmospheric conditions exist such that significant flooding and/or erosion is occurring and/or is highly probable.

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Low Water Conditions

Green: Conditions are normal

Yellow: Level I
Level I is the first condition of a potential water supply problem.

Orange: Level II
Level II indicates a potentially serious water supply problem.

Red: Level III
Level III indicates the water supply has already failed, or will fail, to meet the water demands.

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Adventures In Education Outdoor Environmental Education for Schools

The Hamilton Conservation Authority is pleased to present Adventures in Education outdoor environmental education programs. This series of field trip opportunities is available for both elementary and secondary school students. The focus of all Adventures in Education field trips is to provide students with hands-on outdoor environmental education experiences that meet overall student learning expectations as found in the Ministry of Education modules. Programs are available on either a full or half-day basis and are offered at the following locations.

Dundas Valley Conservation Area
The Dundas Valley Conservation Area offers a selection of exciting hands-on outdoor environmental & recreational program opportunities for elementary and secondary school students. This Environmentally Significant natural area provides students with an excellent opportunity to experience such diverse habitats as; mature Carolinian forests, cold-water streams, ravines, meadows and the Niagara Escarpment, all of which provide excellent habitat for native plants and animals.

Christie Lake Outdoor Education Centre
The Christie Lake Outdoor Education Centre is located just off of Crooks Hollow Road, in Greensville. The Centre has been home to outdoor education programs for over 30 years. The centre provides intermediate and senior students with the unique opportunity to participate in a variety of outdoor experiences including: Environmental Studies, Habitat Restoration & Outdoor Active programs such as hiking, snowshoeing, XC Skiing, Co-operative & Wide Games.

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For more information about the Adventures in Education programs, please refer to the program descriptions:

For more information or to arrange a booking, please contact:

Beth Stormont, Education Program Manager
Hamilton Conservation Authority
P.O. Box 81067
838 Mineral Springs Road
Ancaster, ON, L9G 4X1
Phone: (905) 627-1233 Fax (905) 627-9722
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Wild Waterworks

Education programs are also available at Wild Waterworks. They offer a Sports Day program aimed at high school students, but is also available for groups of 300+ and a Water Smart program for students from JK to Grade 8. Click here for more information.

Westfield Heritage Village

Westfield Heritage Village Education Programs - Where History Comes Alive! Here you'll find a stunning collection of over 30 historical buildings which has made Westfield one of the most interesting historical destinations in Ontario. Carefully restored and staffed with costumed interpreters, the buildings capture the true charm and spirit of early Canadian culture. Westfield offers many hands-on curriculum-driven programs and we can create unique educational adventures that suit your needs.  Click here for more information on their school programs.