Otonabee Conservation will be hosting a Virtual Public Information Centre on the Floodplain Mapping project for the area of Jackson Creek - Downtown.

Otonabee Conservation operates three public campgrounds less than two hours away from the GTA. The campgrounds are open each year from mid-May through to September.

UPDATE: Watershed Planning & Regulations Policy & Procedures have been updated and the document is currently posted for a 30 day comment period.

Want to know if your property is regulated by us or if your property is affected by natural hazards? Submit an online Inquiry Form. 

Tree Seedlings that were ordered through our on-line sales program will be available for pick up on April 24 and 25, 2025 at 250 Milroy Drive, Peterborough. 

View mapping and data for water level and precipitation monitoring, viewing the floodplain, finding a conservation area, and more!

Clean drinking water is critical to our communities, environment, and economy. For safe drinking water tomorrow, we need to protect our drinking water sources today. 

We use a science-based approach to understand the health of our watershed. We collect water quality and quantity data and information related to climate, including precipitation and water levels.

Tree planting, education programs, events, and more! There are lots of ways to get involved in conservation, right here in the Otonabee Region watershed.