A Conservation Authority is a local organization in Canada responsible for managing natural resources and protecting the environment. These authorities work to conserve water, land, and wildlife, often focusing on specific watersheds. They implement programs for flood control, habitat restoration, and sustainable land use, ensuring that natural areas are preserved for future generations. Conservation Authorities also engage with the community through education and outreach programs. They provide information on environmental stewardship and promote activities like tree planting and clean-up events. By collaborating with local governments and organizations, they aim to enhance the health of ecosystems and support biodiversity in their regions.