NEW at CONSERVATION AREAS
excerpted from 2002 LRCA Annual ReportOriginally posted: Jan. 08, 2003

Conservation Areas just keep getting better. There are new facilities and improved recreation to enjoy.

Silver Harbour CA now has a second boat launch ramp. The pavilions at Little Trout Bay and Hurkett Cove CA feature picnic tables. The work at Cascades CA is now complete. Two bridges over a creek, a paved trail loop, benches and landscape steps were installed in 2002.

Thank you to all funding partners.
Above: New Picnic tables in Little Trout Bay pavilion.
Above: A new bridge across a small creek and steps on a steep trail make it easier to see the Cascades. The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund was a major partner in these improvements. Above: A paved trail loop at Cascades makes the area accessible so everyone can enjoy the forest. Above: Silver Harbour now boasts two boat launch ramps that give access to sparkling Lake Superior. Funding partners included the Great Lakes Heritage Coast Project of Ontario's Living Legacy, North Shore Steelhead Association, Municipality of Shuniah and Lakehead Conservation Foundation.


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Thunder Bay, ON  P7B 6T8 (Canada)
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