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Committed to the conservation, enhancement and stewardship of habitat across Newfoundland and Labrador
Centreville - Wareham - Trinity
SAM Member Since: November 2017
Area Protected: 5,423 acres
Located 48 km from the Trans Canada Highway along route 320, The Road to The Shore in the Indian Bay Region. In 1992 the towns of Centreville, Wareham and Trinity amalgamated to one municipality. The latest census placed the population at 1161. Located in the well-known recreational fishing of Indian Bay region of Bonavista North, the community is a year round tourist destination.
Conservation Area
Conservation areas are wetlands or uplands of significance to waterfowl and generally provide habitat for nesting, brood rearing and/or staging. In the case of Centreville-Wareham-Trinity over 5000 acres (2100 ha) has been designated for protected areas. These areas include the Northwest Pond Watershed and the Black's Brook/Southwest Feeder Ponds.
Blacks Brook
Centreville-Wareham-Trinity
Northwest Pond CWT
Explore Centreville-Wareham-Trinity
Conservation News
Water Canada - "NFLD Municipality Enters Agreement with Prov. to Protect Wetlands"
The Beacon - "Centreville-Wareham-Trinity brings Municipal Habitat Stewardship Agreements up to 40"
Resources
CWT Kids Map
Download and print this pamphlet to use at your next community stewardship event
Wildlife Watching
Community Fact Sheet
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