Healthy Lake Huron

Wetlands are another #pieceofthepuzzle for a #healthylakehuron. Join Ranger Em to learn about one landowner’s experience using wetlands to increase the biodiversity on their property. Permanent wetlands can help improve water quality, increase biodiversity, and provide flood control and are an important part of the #LandtoLake connection. Watch the video now: https://youtu.be/YtAmaqIz0w0 #WorldWetlandsDay #LearnwithRangerEm #biodiversity @RTVLondon

This new, short video documentary follows the Healthy Watersheds staff at Ausable Bayfield Conservation, for a day, as they search for an elusive species-at-risk fish the Black Redhorse in the Ausable River. Watch the video now: https://fb.watch/3g3pTgZr_i/ #HealthyLakeHuron #LandtoLake #PieceofthePuzzle

https://www.facebook.com/163006113762184/videos/229823881935304/ This new video shares some of the ways local marine industries are helping to protect Lake Huron with spills prevention plans, best management practices, participation in the Green Marine initiative, and more. #HealthyLakeHuron #LandtoLake #PieceofthePuzzle

All the best of the holiday season from all of us to all of you. Read our latest Healthy Lake Huron newsletter, just released: https://mailchi.mp//holiday-best-wishes-from-healthy-lake- All the best in 2020 and in 2021 and thanks for all the good work you do to keep this Great Lake great. #healthylakehuron #landtolake #pieceofthepuzzle

"Storms are stormier. droughts are longer & drier, floods are more extreme. Hailstones are bigger & ligtning strikes more frequently". How to improve climate resiliency of your farm/rural property? Consider cover crops, rain gardens, grassed waterways & erosion control practices to keep your soil and nutrients where they're needed most! https://ontariograinfarmer.ca//01/ten-years-of-wild-weat/

Amazing what soil can do! #HealthyLakeHuron #LandtoLake #PieceofthePuzzle

Doug Rogers from Lambton Shores shares his experiences w #covercrops, #biostrips & building #SoilHealth over the last 10 yrs. His goals include reducing erosion, creating #pollinator habitat and reducing his impact on water quality, being so close to #LakeHuron #ontag If you are a farmer in the St. Clair Conservation Watershed, there is still time to apply for a cover crop grant in Lambton Shores! Email Jessica Van Zwol [email protected] today! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcGBTywhs-g

A group of students from Saugeen District Secondary School took part in the Green Ribbon Champion program organized by Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation at Brucedale Conservation area. The students planted dune grasses, erected sand fencing, cleaned up the dune areas and removed plants not native to the area, in an effort to maintain the beautiful beach front area created after a six year project to remove Phragmites from the area. Saugeen Conservation would like to thank the students and their instructor Bud Halpin, as well as the staff at Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation for their work on this project. #saugeendistrictsecondaryschool #lhccc #greenribbonchampion #brucedaleconservationarea

What an incredible reminder of Lake Huron ecosystem connectivity and the importance of maintaining/improving healthy ecosystems and water quality. Researchers from Anishinabek/Ontario Fisheries Resource Centre and Magnetawan First Nation - Lands and Resources tagged walleye in Spring 2019 in the Magnetawan River and an angler caught one of the walleye in the St. Clair River this spring - a distance of >400 km! #HealthyLakeHuron #PieceofthePuzzle #LandtoLake