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The NPCA’s Public Advisory Committee (PAC), established in 2014, is a dedicated group of citizen representatives from diverse watershed sectors. These passionate volunteers bring collaborative, sector-based perspectives to guide specific projects, programs, and other conservation matters as determined by the NPCA Board of Directors or staff. For nearly a decade, PAC members have played an invaluable role in shaping the NPCA's work, contributing meaningful input to support conservation across the watershed.
Meeting approximately four times per year, the PAC continues to serve as a vital platform for community voices. With the updated Terms of Reference approved in 2023, the committee is poised to make an even greater impact in the years ahead.
What's in it for you? If you’re eager to gain experience, share your expertise, and contribute to the future of our watershed through a multi-stakeholder approach, we invite you to join us! Your voice can help shape a more sustainable and resilient Niagara Peninsula watershed.
Applications are now being accepted for the following representative seats:
Agriculture & Farming Representative (1)
Business & Industry Representative (1)
Building & Development (1)
Next Steps:
Learn about the NPCA including the 2021-2031 Strategic Plan (see Important Links)
Applications will be reviewed by an NPCA staff working group and successful applicants will be selected based on the quality and relevance of the application as it pertains to the vacancy posting, and the candidates ability to meet the roles and expectations of members. Recommended candidates will be contacted by staff and submitted to the NPCA Board of Directors for appointment through a confidential memorandum.
The NPCA’s Public Advisory Committee (PAC), established in 2014, is a dedicated group of citizen representatives from diverse watershed sectors. These passionate volunteers bring collaborative, sector-based perspectives to guide specific projects, programs, and other conservation matters as determined by the NPCA Board of Directors or staff. For nearly a decade, PAC members have played an invaluable role in shaping the NPCA's work, contributing meaningful input to support conservation across the watershed.
Meeting approximately four times per year, the PAC continues to serve as a vital platform for community voices. With the updated Terms of Reference approved in 2023, the committee is poised to make an even greater impact in the years ahead.
What's in it for you? If you’re eager to gain experience, share your expertise, and contribute to the future of our watershed through a multi-stakeholder approach, we invite you to join us! Your voice can help shape a more sustainable and resilient Niagara Peninsula watershed.
Applications are now being accepted for the following representative seats:
Agriculture & Farming Representative (1)
Business & Industry Representative (1)
Building & Development (1)
Next Steps:
Learn about the NPCA including the 2021-2031 Strategic Plan (see Important Links)
Applications will be reviewed by an NPCA staff working group and successful applicants will be selected based on the quality and relevance of the application as it pertains to the vacancy posting, and the candidates ability to meet the roles and expectations of members. Recommended candidates will be contacted by staff and submitted to the NPCA Board of Directors for appointment through a confidential memorandum.
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2021-2023 Strategic Plan
We are pleased to introduce the NPCA's 2021-2031 Strategic Plan.
This new strategic plan charts the course for conservation-inspired actions and collective outcomes through six overarching strategic priorities related to healthy & climate resilient watersheds, sustainable growth, connecting with nature, strengthening partnerships, financial sustainability, and organizational excellence.
The new strategic plan is available at https://npca.ca/about.