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Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) is a conservation authority\n that operates in the Grand River watershed in southwestern Ontario, Canada.

\n The GRCA manages land and water resources to protect people and property from flooding, erosion, and other natural hazards.\nThe GRCA also provides recreational opportunities and educational programs to the public.

\n The GRCA was established in 1937 in response to severe flooding in the Grand River watershed.\n The GRCA is responsible for managing the Grand River watershed which includes 3\n main rivers, the Grand River, the Speed River, and the Conestogo River, and 63\n smaller watersheds that drain into these rivers.

\nThe GRCA provides a wide range of services, including:\n

• Flood Control:\n The GRCA manages a system of dams and reservoirs to control flooding in the Grand River watershed.

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• Erosion Control:\n The GRCA provides technical assistance to landowners to help them control erosion on their properties.

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• Water Quality Monitoring:\n The GRCA monitors water quality in the Grand River watershed to ensure that the water is safe for drinking, swimming, and fishing.

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• Land Use Planning:\n The GRCA works with municipalities to develop land use plans that protect natural resources and reduce flooding risk.

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• Recreational Opportunities:\n The GRCA manages a number of conservation areas and parks that provide recreational opportunities to the public.

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• Environmental Education:\n The GRCA offers a variety of environmental education programs to schools, community groups, and the general public.

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The GRCA is funded by a combination of provincial and municipal grants, fees from services, and donations from the public.

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