E.M. Warwick Conservation Area

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The E.M. Warwick Conservation Area is a 14-hectare property protected since 1974 by the Lower Thames Conservation Authority. The park allows for leashed animals and is a perfect place to bring pets to enjoy the outdoors.

The park is located on the north shore of Lake Erie and features the wooded Carolinian forest, ravines, streams, and an abundance of wildlife.

Photo: Google Street View

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