January 21, 2019
Lower Trent Conservation Seeking Public Input on Proposed Proctor Park Improvements  Lower Trent Conservation is seeking public input on proposed improvements to its Proctor Park Conservation Area located in Brighton, ON. The improvements, slated to begin this spring, include installation of a memorial grove walkway, planting of trees, upgrades to the picnic shelter and signage, naturalization of habitat and better vehicular traffic management... Read more   

January 7, 2019
Lower Trent Conservation CAO/Secretary Treasurer Announces Retirement  After nearly 3 decades of dedicated service to Lower Trent Conservation, Glenda Rodgers, Chief Administrative Officer/Secretary-Treasurer, has announced her pending retirement, effective May 15, 2019... Read more  

November 23, 2018
Join us at the Trenton Woodlot Conference
Plan to attend the 29th annual Trenton Woodlot Conference on Friday, November 23, 2018 at the Batawa Community Centre... Read more
Trenton Woodlot Conference Brochure
Trenton Woodlot Conference Poster

March 9, 2018 Lower Trent Conservation Amends Watershed Boundary
All residents living within the Municipality of Trent Hills will now have access to conservation authority services following a special meeting held last night at the Lower Trent Conservation Administration Office ... Read more

February 9, 2018
Heads of Conservation Board Remain Same for 2018
The Chair and Vice Chair of the Lower Trent Conservation Board of Directors will remain unchanged for 2018 following its Annual Meeting held last night. Jim Alyea, long-time municipal representative on the Board and Deputy Mayor of the City of Quinte West, and Eric Sandford, representative of the Municipality of Centre Hastings, were both acclaimed to the Chair and Vice Chair respectively ... Read more

November 22, 2017
The Rotary Club of Stirling Fulfills Dreams by ‘Connecting KIDS with NATURE’
Local youth environmental education has received a helping hand from the Rotary Club of Stirling. Today, the club donated $1,600 in support of Lower Trent Conservation’s ‘Connecting KIDS with NATURE’ initiative. Additionally, 18 club members volunteered 166 hours over 5 days to assist in the delivery of the Stream of Dreams™ program to students at Stirling Public School. Stream of Dreams™ is one of several youth environmental education programs delivered under the umbrella of Lower Trent Conservation’s ‘Connecting KIDS with NATURE’ ... Read more

November 20, 2017
Adopt a Tree, a Bird, a Bee: Give the Gift of Nature with Lower Trent Conservation
Lower Trent Conservation invites the public to give the gift of nature this holiday by participating in their inaugural Adopt a Tree, a Bird, a Bee program. Nature lovers can Adopt a Tree, a Bird, a Bee in memory of a loved one, in honour of someone special, or as a gift for those “hard to buy for” people ... Read more

November 3, 2017
‘Greening the Greenbelt’ Project Part of Living Memorial
Quinte West – A host of partners will be converging on the Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area along the shoreline of the Trent River this afternoon to mark the 2nd year anniversary of Highway of Heroes Tree Campaign ... Read more

October 21, 2017
Rotary Club of Trenton Digs In
Quinte West – The Rotary Club of Trenton is back digging in to help Lower Trent Conservation with its ‘Greening the Greenbelt’ Shoreline Habitat Project at Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area. Last spring, club members planted 250 native trees and shrubs and are returning today to continue their support of the shoreline restoration project ... Read more

July 20, 2017
Local Quarry ‘Rocks’ Support for Youth Environmental Education
CRH Canada Group Inc. has shared a shovel full of support for local youth environmental education. Today, the corporation’s `Ogden Point Quarry’, located along the shore of Lake Ontario, south of Colborne, donated $2,000 in support of Lower Trent Conservation’s “Connecting KIDS with NATURE” youth environmental education initiatives ... Read more

June 26, 2017
Early Kick Off to Canada 150 Celebrations
Thirty canoe/kayak enthusiasts joined Lower Trent Conservation in a paddling adventure on the Trent River yesterday to kick off Canada 150 celebrations. The PADDLE the TRENT event, held on Sunday, June 25, was part of Canada 150 events planned within the Municipality of Trent Hills ... Read more

June 8, 2017
Getting a Little Help from Our Friends
With a little help from Murray Centennial Public School and the Trenton Rotary Club, Lower Trent Conservation is a step closer to completing phase two of what is hoped to be an all-year long ‘Greening the Greenbelt’ project at Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area ... Read more

May 30, 2017
Stream of Dreams
Lower Trent Conservation’s youth environmental education program is expanding this week with the launch of a new Stream of Dreams program at Stockdale Public School ... Read more

May 23, 2017
Splish Splash the Wonder of Water!
This year, at the 8th annual Tri-County Children’s Water Festival facilitated by Lower Trent Conservation, close to 1,000 Grade 3-5 students will learn about our most precious natural resource – water. The festival runs May 25 and 26 at the Batawa Ski Hill ... Read more

May 3, 2017
Cops Help Kids Cast a Line
Campbellford's men and women in blue will be helping kids cast a line next weekend during the annual Seymour Family Fishing Day on Saturday, May 13. This event is being held three weeks earlier than in previous years ... Read more

April 27, 2017
Earth Month Wrap Up Activities at Lower Trent Conservation - Tree Seedling & Rain Barrel Pick up Day This Friday
To wrap of Earth Month, over 350 individuals will be converging on the Lower Trent Conservation Administration Office this Friday, April 28 to pick up close to 15,000 native tree and wildlife seedlings as well as approximately 200 rain barrels, water tanks, and other water conservation accessories. Read more