The Catchacoma Forest Stewardship Committee (CFSC) invites you to watch “Conserving Catchacoma” — a short documentary film highlighting CFSC’s efforts to protect the old growth hemlock forest on crown land …
Saturday, September 25, 1–3 pm Guided exploration of old growth plants, wildlife & fungi Learn how to use iNaturalist Get updates on efforts to protect this rare forest! Meet: Parking …
CCA has been sponsoring the work of the Trent University team from the Trent Aquatic Research Program (TARP) to sample the water quality on Catchacoma Lake. The team has been …
This update is provided by Katie Krelove, Wilderness Committee Dear Supporter, I’m writing to you on behalf of the Catchacoma Forest Stewardship Committee with an update on our efforts to …
Our Water Levels Have Peaked and are Expected to Fall As of July 20 our water levels have begun to fall slowly after reaching to just 8 cms below our …
Our Water Levels are Dropping On June 15, TSW released its first weekly Drawdown Forecast of the season. It indicates that over the next two weeks our water level will …
The water level on the Mississagua chain of lakes, including Catchacoma, has been at the full level since early May. The Trent-Severn Waterway (TSW) water management team has continuously adjusted …
May 17 the last day to comment on proposed logging plan for old-growth forest By Katie Krelove, Special to The Examiner, Fri., May 7, 2021 By now it’s common knowledge that …
For the last year the Catchacoma Cottagers Association (CCA) has been an active participant in the work of the Catchacoma Forest Stewardship Committee (CFSC). The purpose of this report is to bring CCA members up to date on the status of the Catchacoma Forest and on the role CCA has played in supporting the work of the CFSC.
Water levels are now slightly above normal for the date With the ice gone and the snowpack having melted the water levels on the Mississagua Lake chain are now above …
