@richardeholt @1doublejj @cityofhamilton @alexwilson96 We gave Dundas Valley staff the coordinates to go out and check. This was the information we've received back after they went out again, and they are working on the situation.

@richardeholt @1doublejj @cityofhamilton @alexwilson96 We have located the encampment. However, it has not been abandoned. We are working with the appropriate City of Hamilton staff in regard to this.

Black Friday Sale! Becoming a member just got a whole lot easier! Buy your pass now and save $10 off the regular pass price AND receive the remainder of 2023 FREE! This deal is only for a limited time, so don't wait! hcareservations.ca/store/product/…

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Amazing what you can see when you get out and explore Hamilton by bike. #HamOnt @cityofhamilton @Hamilton_CA

@fullmoonfarm1 @dlind_ham @cityofhamilton It's the Dundas Valley Trail Centre, not operational; there is only a short rail line and the two baggage cars.

HCA has lost a very important member of our family, Bruce Harschnitz, after a tragic accident. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. conservationhamilton.ca/bruce-harschni…

HCA is thrilled to announce a major enhancement to its trail network by unveiling an extended trail system at Westfield, adding a further 2.4 kilometres of trails. The trail system now spans a total of 6.7 kms conservationhamilton.ca/expanding-the-…

Last chance to register for our upcoming Neighbours of Nature event. Participants will learn more about our local wildflowers and wildlife and get to try hand painting, with an instructional lesson in Chinese Brush Painting. Register now! eventbrite.ca/e/neighbours-o…

@1doublejj @cityofhamilton @alexwilson96 Dundas Valley staff have checked our trails and property in that area and did not find anything on our lands.

**UPDATE** Dundas Peak is sold out for the coming weekend. There is limited space available at Webster Falls. **REMINDER** You need a reservation to visit these areas. Municipal Parking tickets in Special Enforcement Areas carry a $250 fine.

We have installed this fence at our Lower Spencer Creek property, sometimes referred to as a deer exclusion fence. This fence is to keep the deer away from browsing our newly planted native tree and shrub species and give them a better chance to establish.

Each fall we see the summery green trees turn to brilliant shades of colours. It can be stunning to witness, but why does it happen and what determines the colour the leaves will change to? How do the trees know when it’s time to shed their leaves? conservationhamilton.ca/blog/why-do-th…

Thank you to the volunteers that came out and helped us plant 200 native trees and shrubs! This work would not have been possible without your time, effort, and support!

Join us for a workshop and learn more about our local wildflowers and wildlife and try your hand a painting them with an instructional lesson in Chinese Brush Painting! Register today, space is limited! eventbrite.ca/e/neighbours-o…

Explore HCA Conservation Areas, and collect the new souvenir stickers! Each conservation area offers it’s own unique design. Collect them all! Email nature@conservationhamilton or call 905-525-2181 to get yours today!

We need volunteers for this Friday! Help us plant native shrubs and trees Register before its too late... eventbrite.ca/e/spencer-cree…

We have been busy upgrading our front entrance signs! Check them out!

HCA is seeking up to 3 watershed residents to join the Conservation Advisory Board (CAB). Applications will be accepted up to 4 PM today, Thursday, October 12. Learn more at: conservationhamilton.ca/citizen-opport…

Trumpeter Swans are out at Valens Lake Conservation Area. Have you spotted them?

HCA is advising that strong shore-bound winds are currently forecasted for October 14 & 15. Should the forecasted winds occur, there is an increased risk of significant localized flooding and erosion along Hamilton’s shoreline. bit.ly/3ZRSriu

Calling all Volunteers! HCA needs help to plant native shrubs and trees in an area where invasive Phragmites has been removed. When: Thu, Oct 12, 2023 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Register to volunteer: eventbrite.ca/e/spencer-cree…

HCA recently held a planting event with the 1st Dundas Cub and Scout group. This tree plating was funded by the Great Lakes Protection Initiative. This is a restoration planting in an area where HCA has been working to remove Phragmites and invasive plant species.

Celebrate Hamilton's environmental champions at the 2023 Environmentalists of the Year Awards, which celebrates the tireless efforts and remarkable initiatives undertaken by individuals, groups, and businesses in nurturing and protecting our environment. bit.ly/3REJHu2

HCA is seeking up to 3 watershed residents to join our Conservation Advisory Board (CAB) as citizen advisory board members. CAB reviews and provides input on various HCA programs, projects and recommendations. Learn more and how to apply at bit.ly/3PJrKJr

As an organization, we are committed to learning about the shared history and experiences of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and creating relationships based on respect, trust and friendship.

HCA added an electric vehicle to our fleet! This transition to an electric powered vehicle is part of HCA’s Corporate Climate Change Strategy, which identifies ways we can reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. Learn more conservationhamilton.ca/climate-change…

A big shout-out to the volunteers with the Hamilton Conservation Authority! They hosted their 2nd cleanup at Confederation Beach Park and collected 19 bags of trash and nearly 4.5 pounds of cigarette butts! 🚮 👏 #TheGreatOutdoorsFund #UnsmokeCanadaCleanups

So, you’ve seen all the beautiful photos of Dundas Peak and the surrounding area; or maybe the stunning views from Tew Falls and Webster Falls. Now you’ve decided to visit. Here’s your guide to the booking process and what to expect once you get on site. conservationhamilton.ca/blog/your-guid…

HCA staff worked togehter to remove invasive species, Common Buckthorn, Multiflora Rose and Privet, in the Dundas Valley. Removal of invasive species helps create space for native species to grow and allowing biodiversity to thrive.