Hamilton Halton Watershed Stewardship Program is here to help you.

Would you like to know more about the role that you, as a private landowner, can play in keeping our environment healthy?

Then call the Hamilton-Halton Watershed Stewardship Program (HHWSP) and get tips on how to enhance your land and keep nearby creeks clean.

A range of expertise is available from the Hamilton Conservation Authority and Conservation Halton. A small amount of money may also be available for some restoration projects, along with a pool of enthusiastic volunteers.

For information about the HHWSP, including how you can get involved and what assistance may be available, at Hamilton Conservation Authority please contact:

Sheila O’Neal, Watershed Stewardship Manager
Hamilton Conservation Authority Office:
Phone: 905-525-2181 Ext. 164
Fax: 905-648-4622
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Cherish Elwell, Watershed Stewardship Technician for HCA Watershed
Hamilton Conservation Authority Office
Phone: 905-525-2181 Ext. 181
Fax: 905-648-4622
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Colleen Lavender, Watershed Stewardship Technician for CH Watershed
Conservation Halton Office:
Phone: 905-336-1158 Ext. 263
Fax: 905-336-7014
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The HHWSP - An Overview

The HHWSP can provide you with information that will help you:

• Rehabilitate a nearby stream or river
• Restore wetland, floodplain and forest habitat
• Manage your pond
• Naturalize parks and school grounds
• Raise public awareness on conservation of the natural environment
• Assess your conservation needs
• Establish buffer strips
• Improve stream and pond habitat
• Plant windbreaks
• Manage woodlot and wetland habitat
• Manage farm nutrients
• Retire fragile lands from cultivation
• Handle livestock waste