Tag: Upper Thames River Conservation Authority
Endangered mussels reintroduced to Medway Creek in a Canadian first
Nearly 800 kidneyshell mussels were released into Medway Creek.
Hail warning, ‘extreme caution’ urged near waterways amid days-long rain
Conservation officials are warning of swollen streams and rivers in the London area, with heavy rain expected for much of this week, though “serious flooding” was considered unlikely. The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority covers an area of about 3,000 square kilometres that takes in London, Woodstock, Stratford and large swaths of surrounding rural areas. […]
Conservation authority issues warning over streams, rivers after heavy rainfall
Water levels are running high after the region was pounded by rain over the weekend and more is forecast in the days ahead.
Why London may change how development happens in floodplain areas
City planners are weighing new rules tied to updated flood mapping in the Dingman Creek watershed.
Flood warning issued as stretch of double-digit warmth looms for London area
London-area conservation officials are urging caution around waterways due to rising temperatures and expected rainfall, the second such warning issued in about two weeks. Spring-like warmth and rain in the coming days will melt most of winter’s snowpack, prompting Upper Thames River Conservation Authority officials to urge people to use extra caution with water levels […]