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The light at the end of the tunnel marks the start and finish of the nature trail at Hurkett Cove Conservation Area. Play In Our Backyard this summer. All our Conservation Areas are within one hour of Thunder Bay and it only costs $2/vehicle to visit. Hurkett Cove features a picnic area, washrooms, an open air pavilion, bbq grills and a nature trail. If you expect to be a frequent visitor, purchase an Explorer Card for $30.00 and visit as often as you like!

Family Fishing Day
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Hazelwood Lake Nature Centre
No Fishing License requried by Canadian Residents this weekend.
- FREE Fishing Rod kits and hats to
the first 48 kids (aged 12 and under).
- 10:00 a.m. - displays open in the Nature Centre
- 11:00 a.m. - Fishing Made Easy
presentation by Gord Ellis
- 11:00 a.m. - How To Get Better Photos workshop by Image Tech
- 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Introduction to Hiking - guided hikes by Thunder Bay Hiking Association
- Concession on site by White Fox Inn
Watch for more details.
Admission $2/vehicle or use your Explorer Card.
Call 344-5857 for information.

LRCA Beach Status

Open = The latest bacterial test of the water indicate acceptable levels of bacteria and can be used for swimming

Advisory Posted = The latest bacterial tests of the water indicate unacceptable levels of bacteria and is not suitable for swimming.

Hazelwood Lake - Open

Call for Crafters and Flea Marketeers
for 2009 Hazelwood Harvest Festival
and Craft Sale
taking place Sunday, September 13th at
Hazelwood Lake Nature Centre
Indoor Craft Table $25.00
Outdoor Flea Market Space $15.00
Download Registration Form and Return today!
Call 344-5857 for information.

2009 Explorer Card
now on sale!

Lakehead Conservation Foundation

Lakehead
Children's
Water Festival

The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority is a community-based environmental agency. We are responsible for the wise management of renewable natural resources in our watershed. Conservation Authorities undertake a broad range of programs, including: flood control; floodplain management; wetland protection; erosion control; reforestation; conservation lands; and conservation education.

Lakehead Region Conservation Authority
P.O. Box 10427
130 Conservation Road
Thunder Bay, ON, P7B 6T8 (Canada)
Phone: (807) 344-5857 Fax: (807) 345-9156
Email: info@lakeheadca.com

THIS SITE WAS UPDATED ON June 30, 2009