Lakehead Region Conservation Authority

The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority is a conservation authority in northern Ontario. It was established in 1954, under the name Neebing Valley Conservation Authority, and became Lakehead Region Conservation Authority in 1963.

In 2025, the government of Ontario released a plan to consolidate conservation authorities across the province; under this plan, LRCA would have been combined with conservation authorities in southern Ontario on the shore of Lake Huron. Due to objections to this proposal, the plan was partly walked back. A name change is planned to "Northwestern Regional Conservation Authority."

The LRCA monitors Lake Superior water levels, and manages conservation areas.