Book Your Shoreline Restoration in the St. Lawrence River Area of Concern, Ontario!
Watersheds Canada to help restore shorelines across 5 provinces in 2023-2024
Give Mom flowers that will bloom all year
Sowing the Seeds of Change with Community Gardens
Can Natural Buffers Help Mitigate Road Salt Pollution?
Watersheds Canada Recognizes World Wetlands Day
Wetlands: How Marshes and Swamps Can Save the World
You Can Give Our Lakes and Rivers a Fighting Chance
A gift of a greener earth: symbolically adopt a turtle, salamander, osprey, or sandpiper!
The Eastern Red-Backed Salamander and Our Shared Shoreline Responsibility
What’s your favourite river?
The Doug Smith story
Watersheds Canada now accepting intents of interest for Canada-wide climate change resilient shorelands project!
News release – “Sustaining our Freshwater” pilot program enhances freshwater health in Municipalities of South Frontenac, Tweed
Watersheds Canada’s Natural Edge Program nominated for prestigious conservation award
News Release – Muskrat Lake restored with 12,500 native plants thanks to Coors Seltzer
Natural Edge shoreline restoration program is a finalist for the Water Canada 2023 Awards
Mother’s Day gifts that help Canada’s pollinators
News release – Quinte, Cataraqui watersheds benefit from nature-based solutions to protect freshwater health
How to Soften a Shoreline Property
How Native Plants Help with Erosion Control
News Release – Two waves of federal funding a signal of hope for Canada’s freshwater future
Enter to win a beautifully hand-crafted Common Loon!
MEDIA RELEASE – Launch of new “Sustaining our Freshwater” pilot program for Municipalities of South Frontenac, Tweed
Giving Back to Your Freshwater: Using the Natural Edge Program to create a resilient and beautiful shoreline
Gifts of Freshwater: Symbolically adopt an otter, beaver, wild columbine, and brook trout
20 years of Watersheds Canada
“Amazing real-world learning” for students, Morrisburg residents restoring park’s waterfront
The benefits of vegetated riprap
Media Release – Natural Edge Program helps keep St. Lawrence River healthy for property owners, boaters, anglers, and anyone who uses the river
Algae: Pond Scum or Essential?
Media Release – Thousand Islands Area Residents’ Association facilitates education and restoration workshop with residents and Watersheds Canada’s Natural Edge Program
Helping Your New Plants Thrive
Media Release – Pugnose Shiner fish on West Lake, Ontario sees restored habitat, increased awareness thanks to community-led project
Stay Natural, Stay Safe around Ticks
The Land Between’s shoreland naturalization program review 2021 is now available
How-to: Plant Your Own Pollinator Garden
Natural Edge Program receives 2021 grant from Ontario Community Environment Fund
Media Release – OTF Helps Watersheds Canada Revitalize Quinte Watershed
Media Release – Community-led effort on Wellers Bay and East Lake, Ontario has lasting impacts for the Pugnose Shiner fish, a Species at Risk
Seed and Genetic Diversity
Media release – By 2024, 3km of shoreline in St. Lawrence River Area of Concern to be restored by Natural Edge Program, Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, local partners
Get to Know your Pollinators!
Top 5 Ways to Support Winter Wildlife
Watersheds Canada featured on CBC News – “Shorelines ‘not a backyard swimming pool,’ lakefront landowners reminded”
Media release – Watersheds Canada to launch Canada’s first and only natural shoreline restoration software
Media Release – Watersheds Canada’s Natural Edge Program nominated for 2021 Nature Inspiration Award
Media release – Quinte Watershed Re-Naturalized with 7,780 Native Plants Thanks to the Natural Edge Program and Quinte Conservation
Media Release – Quinte Watershed Benefits from Native Plants Thanks to the Natural Edge Program
Media Release – The Natural Edge Program is a Perfect Fit for Local Farmers