What’s New at Watersheds Canada?

Watersheds Canada hosts, co-hosts and promotes various events, including workshops, forums, and shoreline plantings. Here, you’ll also find press releases, announcements, and more!

News Release – Muskrat Lake restored with 12,500 native plants thanks to Coors Seltzer

A recent nature-based restoration project to protect the long-term health of the Muskrat Lake was led by the Muskrat Watershed ...
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Natural Edge shoreline restoration program is a finalist for the Water Canada 2023 Awards

Watersheds Canada is pleased to be listed as a finalist for the Water Canada 2023 Awards in the "Conservation" category ...
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Media Release – $74,100 OTF Grant Opens New Doors for Watersheds Canada

MEDIA RELEASE April 21, 2023 Perth, ON – On the 21st of April, the Watersheds Canada team met with a ...
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News release – Quinte, Cataraqui watersheds benefit from nature-based solutions to protect freshwater health

April 18, 2023 -- There are many newly restored shorelands in the Quinte and Cataraqui watersheds in Ontario thanks to ...
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News Release – Two waves of federal funding a signal of hope for Canada’s freshwater future

March 29, 2023 - Watersheds Canada is encouraged by the Government of Canada’s focus on freshwater health as announced in ...
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Enter to win a beautifully hand-crafted Common Loon!

Enter a contest to win a beautifully hand-crafted, new quarter size decorative Common Loon carving generously donated to Watersheds Canada ...
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MEDIA RELEASE – Launch of new “Sustaining our Freshwater” pilot program for Municipalities of South Frontenac, Tweed

March 20, 2023, Eastern Ontario — The “Sustaining Our Freshwater” two-year pilot project will engage municipal decision-makers, freshwater stakeholders, Conservation ...
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This World Water Day, see the amazing fish habitat projects you have already helped complete!

This World Water Day, I want to introduce you to a place very special to me: Long Sault Creek. Because ...
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Natural Edge site visits are now open across Eastern Ontario!

Did you know that having a natural shoreline with a variety of plants helps prevent erosion, protects water quality, improves ...
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