The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority has recognized three residents for their contributions to improving the environment.
Frank McKay, of Frank McKay Excavating, and Ken McCutcheon, of McCutcheon Farm Drainage, both received the UTRCA’s Conservation Award for Outstanding Residents.
This award recognizes community members who embody the spirit of conservation and, through their actions and accomplishments, create a more livable and resilient watershed.
Phil Holst from Ducks Unlimited was also honoured with the Board of Directors award given to an individual or group who has made significant contribution to the protection or improvement of the natural environment in the Upper Thames River watershed.
The awards were presented as part the conservation authorities annual general meeting.
