LTVCA Draft Dock Policy on Website for Public Review and Feedback
Chatham-Kent – There is a long history of ice jams on the Thames River; and in parallel, efforts have been...
Conservation Ontario Announces New General Manager
Conservation Ontario has just announced in a media release about their new General Manager. Read about it here!
LTVCA Administration Office Closed Afternoon of Friday July 15, 2022
The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority’s Administration Building at 100 Thames Street in Chatham will be closed the afternoon of...
Happy Canada Day!
All LTVCA offices are closed Canada Day, July 1. We will be back in the office on Monday, July 4th.
Field Trips Running Full Steam Ahead! Outdoor Education Programming Bustling Once Again at Ska-Nah-Doht Village and Longwoods Road Conservation Area!
Leeanne Doxtator – LTVCA Community Educator (left) and Alison Klages – Curator Ska-Nah-Doht Village and Museum (right), are excited to...
Spring has Sprung! Big “O” Birding Event Held in Comber
Comber – With Spring Migration in full swing, visitors came out to the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority’s (LTVCA) Big...
Partners Celebrate Earth Day with LTVCA at Newly Restored Property in South Kent!
Pictured from left: Councillor Anthony Ceccacci, Mayor Darrin Canniff, LTVCA CAO Mark Peacock, LTVCA Chair Trevor Thompson, Randall Van Wagner,...
LTVCA’s Online Campground Reservations Are Live!
LTVCA Watershed – Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority’s online campground reservation system is now live! We are pleased to announce...
Bill 229 and Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority – Inventory of Programs and Services
Over the last few years, provincial legislation, Bill 229 and its subsequent regulations, have changed the delivery of programs of...
Media Release – Join Us for an Update by the Rondeau Barrier Beach and Navigation Channel Advisory Committee
For Immediate Release February 28, 2022 Rondeau Bay – On March 3, 2022 at 6 pm, the Lower Thames Valley...