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
Watersheds Canada launches an email campaign to rescind Ford’s Bill 23
“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