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25 community volunteers and staff from Peterborough Humane Society and Otonabee Conservation planted 125 native trees and shrubs at the Peterborough Humane Society Animal Care Centre.

On Saturday, September 16^th, 50 volunteers planted 350 trees and shrubs at the Harold Town Conservation Area. This planting event was supported by TD Tree Days, a program that contributes to the TD Ready Commitment target of helping plant 1 million trees by 2030.

This year, National Forest Week is September 17-23 and National Tree Day is celebrated on Wednesday, September 20^th. Each year, National Forest Week encourages Canadians to learn more about our forest heritage and increases awareness about the value of forests as a fundamental part of our culture, traditions, economy, and history.

The Flood Warning will remain in effect for the Trent-Severn Waterway, within the jurisdiction of Otonabee Conservation, as flooding of low-lying, flood-prone areas is occurring and expected to continue through next week.

How to be proactive and include environmental best practices for salt use into your winter maintenance plan for home or work.

Hunters should be aware that hikers and birdwatchers may be using natural areas for recreation and be prepared to share the forest. Hikers and birdwatchers should be aware of our local hunting seasons and be prepared to walk safely in the woods.

Curve Lake First Nation Educational Department and Otonabee Conservation celebrate World Turtle Day with release of Mikinaak (turtle) trail signs in the Ojibway language.