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Priority projects

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The GRCF and the GRCA work together to identify priority projects that would otherwise not happen without the support of generous donations from the community. Some of our highest priority projects include:

New Guelph Lake Nature Centre

After more than 30 years, the current Guelph Lake Nature Centre has seen better days. 600,000 students through the front doors of a former single family residence will do that though. It's time Guelph and Wellington County had an outdoor education facility that matched the quality of outdoor education programming the GRCA offers watershed students. The new centre will be relocated within Guelph Lake park and serve more than 200,000 visitors each year, but we need your help. Learn more...

Trails for A Whole Community at FWR Dickson Wilderness Area

Located between Cambridge and Paris, the trails at Dickson Wilderness Area have been an area favourite to enjoy a hike, feed the chickadees and enjoy beatiful scenery. The four-kilometer loop is available at no cost. After decades of enjoyment, the time has come to improve the trailway for all. Learn more...

Parkhill Dam Hydro Project

Did you know that almost half of the GRCA's operating budget is self-generated? The GRCA currently operates 3 hydro generation stations in the watershed. These are located in Shand, Guelph Lake, and Conestogo dams. The GRCA is proceeding on the installation of a fourth hydroelectric installation in Cambridge at Parkhill Dam. Discover more...

Haldimand Children's Water Festival

There are no better ambassadors for our water supply than our community's kids. Since 2014 the Haldimand Children's Water Festival has welcomed 500 Grade four students each year for hands-on learning about water conservation and water management. Learn how you can help..... 

Trees and Trails: Give Grand

It doesn't take a grand investment to make a Grand gesture. A donation of $30 or more will support trees and trails within the Grand River watershed and help maintain our greatest natural assets. Discover how you can make your Grand gesture...

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