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!
The Doug Smith story
by Robert Pye, Executive Director Toward Doug Smith’s end of life, he asked Watersheds Canada to tell his story. “As ...
Watersheds Canada now accepting intents of interest for Canada-wide climate change resilient shorelands project!
Watersheds Canada is accepting intents of interest from volunteer-led waterfront and nature-focused groups to participate in an exciting new, nationwide ...
Media Release – Love Your Lake celebrates its 10th anniversary
Watersheds Canada and the Canadian Wildlife Federation are thrilled to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Love Your Lake program! ...
Press release – Year one of Ottawa Faith Community Capacity Building Program empowers local stewards
July 6, 2023 - In collaboration with Greening Sacred Spaces, Watersheds Canada is empowering six Ottawa and surrounding area faith ...
Love Your Lake 2023 microgrants announced!
Watersheds Canada and the Canadian Wildlife Federation are excited to announce a second year of funding through the Love Your ...
News release – “Sustaining our Freshwater” pilot program enhances freshwater health in Municipalities of South Frontenac, Tweed
June 15, 2023 — Thanks to the “Sustaining Our Freshwater” project, the Municipalities of South Frontenac and Tweed will see ...
Watersheds Canada’s Natural Edge Program nominated for prestigious conservation award
July 9, 2023 - At the 14th annual Water Canada Summit and Gala Awards, an event that brought about 300 ...
Give Dad the gift of wildlife viewing and peace at the lake
Many of us have treasured memories of being on the shore and water with our families. Listening to the haunting ...
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 ...
