2021-2031 Strategic Plan
The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) 2021-2031 Strategic Plan is now complete!
The NPCA thanks every person who contributed their perspective from March-August 2021, which was essential in shaping our first 10-year strategic plan. We look forward to further strengthening on the connections made in this process as we set out to achieve our goals.
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The NPCA has embarked on developing a new strategic plan to establish our direction and guide our future activities. Part of this process is developing a statement that aligns us toward a shared vision, purpose and aspirations.
Use this 'ideas tool' to vote and comment on the initial ideas below, or even add your own! The ideas tool will remain open until May 6, 2021. Check back often to see what ideas may appear.
Below are a few questions to help generate discussion.
- What are some key words that come to mind to describe the future of the watershed?
- What is special or unique about the NPCA?
- Where do see the NPCA in 10 years?
- What is your vision for the future of our shared landscape?
Help us shape the future of the watershed.
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Conservation of natural features
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Healthy and resilient watersheds
about 3 years ago
Thriving and vibrant landscape for all
about 3 years ago
Champions of environmental leadership
about 3 years ago
A living document to address the protection of the vulnerable aquifer that is a source of drinking water for rural residents in Niagara
