Essex Region Natural Heritage Systems Strategy
The purpose the Essex Region Natural Heritage System Strategy is to inform regional efforts to identify and protect a natural heritage system.
The purpose the Essex Region Natural Heritage System Strategy is to inform regional efforts to identify and protect a natural heritage system.
Ecological Buffer Guideline Review PDF This review provides a critical review of the best practices surrounding the use of ecological buffers and makes recommendations for the appropriate use of buffers…
This Conservation Areas Land Management Framework was developed to provide a direction on how lands owned by ERCA are managed to balance the needs of our environment with the desire…
The purpose of this document is to describe the roles of Conservation Authorities in the areas of municipal planning, plan review, and permitting related to development activity and natural hazard…
The Colchester to Southeast Shoal littoral cell is located in the western basin of Lake Erie, and stretches from Colchester in the west to the Southeast Shoal, which is located…
This Sustainable Management Strategy for Southeast Leamington provides the science (coastal and ecological), engineering, socio and agro-economic research needed to develop a range of options to determine the long-term sustainable…
The Fish Habitat Management Plan for the Essex Region was created to document fish species presence, characterize habitat conditions and identify a range of actions that are needed to protect…
The Essex Region/Chatham-Kent Regional Groundwater Study was completed to present an evaluation of the regional geology and hydrogeology of the study area. The study was completed in association with the…
The Biodiversity Conservation Strategy was created in 2002 to identify high priority areas for conservation.
Polices and Procedures for the Charging of Conservation Authority Fees describes the applicable policies and procedures for Conservation Authorities to charge fees for services. These policies and procedures were reflected…