The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority (UTRCA) is one of Ontario’s 36 Conservation Authorities, overseeing the upper Thames River watershed (3,430 km²) to protect people, property, and watershed health through planning, permits, and science‑based programs. It delivers programs in environmental education, landowner grants and stewardship, green stormwater infrastructure, parks and recreation, water management, and drinking water source protection, plus interactive watershed report cards and maps. The UTRCA partners with 17 municipalities and Indigenous communities to manage development, monitor flood risk, and engage communities through publications, governance, and initiatives like the Thames River Clear Water Revival.
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