Lake Huron-Georgian Bay Watershed A Canadian Framework for Community Action
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This is a new resource network for people interested in taking action on land and water stewardship activities to sustain a healthy Lake Huron and Georgian Bay environment for future generations. Escarpment

You can use this website to access current information about water, fish and wildlife, wetlands and other natural resources, as well as to contact government agencies, community organizations and funding sources across the Lake Huron watershed. This site also includes an index for people to register stewardship projects and activities and to share local knowledge of ecosystems.Our hope is to respond to the needs of the Lake Huron community by increasing access to information and connecting people across the watershed so that we work together for a healthier environment.

We are also asking everyone in the watershed to make a pledge to improve the health of Lake Huron-Georgian Bay by signing the Lake Huron Charter. Our hope is that the Charter will become the common thread that connects all people across Lake Huron and Georgian Bay. Sign the Charter now!

This website is one of the pilot projects in support of the Lake Huron-Georgian Bay Watershed Framework for Community Action.
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Lake Huron Southeast Shore Working Group - Terms of Reference

The stretch of the Lake Huron shoreline between Sauble Beach and Sarnia has enjoyed a long history of recreational use and cottaging. It has also been plagued with episodes of poor water quality, algal blooms, aesthetic problems, and restricted use of public beaches. This has, in turn, prompted an increasing number of public complaints to local, provincial, and federal agencies. Read More

 


 

Lake Huron Southeast Shore Working Group

The stretch of the Lake Huron shoreline between Sauble Beach and Sarnia has enjoyed a long history of recreational use and cottaging.  It has also been plagued with episodes of poor water quality, algal blooms, aesthetic problems, and restricted use of public beaches.  This has, in turn, prompted an increasing number of public complaints to local, provincial, and federal agencies.  Read More

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