Boat & Yacht Charter & Rentals à London, ON
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1978 Westchester Bourne, London, N6M 1H6
+1 519-641-0505
A family owned and operated marine shop, Xtreme Marine London was established in 2007. We offer a large variety of marine products and our service and selection is the best around. We pride ourselves on making you feel like a member of the family and our friendly and knowledgeable staff has one goal find you the perfect watercraft for your lifestyle with just the right parts and accessories. 
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1424 Clarke Road, London, N5V 5B9
(519) 451-2800
As early as the 1880s, rural Ontario was facing a serious deforestation problem. By the late 1920s and 1930s, the combination of drought and deforestation was causing extensive soil loss and flooding across the province. Individuals and organizations united to call for a broad new initiative to deal with conservation, flood control and reforestation. The provincial government passed the Conservation Authorities Act in 1946 when several municipalities became involved. Today Ontario’s 36 Conservation Authorities are a model of conservation and resource management for other provinces and countries. Since 1946, the mandate of the Conservation Authorities has been defined in Section 20 of the Provincial Conservation Authorities Act: "to establish and undertake, in the area in which it has jurisdiction, a program designed to further the conservation, restoration, development and management of natural resources other than gas, oil, coal and minerals." The mandate has focused on the management of renewable resources, but what has been significant in the design of the Conservation Authorities is the management of these resources on a watershed basis. Since its inception, the notion of watershed-based management has guided the development of individual Conservation Authorities and their ongoing planning and operational activities. Though flooding may have been the catalyst for some Conservation Authorities, the overall concept of watershed-based management of renewable resources prevails as the pre-eminent organizational strategy