Conservation areas protect more than places to walk and enjoy nature, they also safeguard  the watersheds where 95 percent of Ontarians live, protect our drinking water  and prevent flooding. Yet the Grand River Conservation Authority is planning to sell off several of the natural areas that it owns, many which have been protected for decades.
Selling conservation land for development  is like the attack on the Greenbelt  all over again. Southern Ontario has very little natural land left and the Grand River Conservation Authority owns less than 3% of the entire, rapidly developing, watershed. 
Selling off irreplaceable public assets owned by the people of the Grand River Watershed  is short-sighted and irresponsible and must be stopped.

Tell GRCA reps that it's their job to protect conservation areas, not sell them off!

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