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 Manitoulin Streams was awarded the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) Zone "D" Conservation Club of the Year 2009 plaque. In addition to this the OFAH zone "D" presented Manitoulin Streams with a $2000.00 cheque. The award was handed out at an OFAH Zone "D" annual general meeting in Sudbury, ON on Saturday January 16, 2010 in front of a large group of OFAH members from Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie, North Bay, Parry Sound and everywhere in between. Streams vice chairman Ted Williamson accepted the award on behalf of the association.
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 Rehabilitation and reinforcement of the bend in the river is the main focus of this site. There will be sixty-four (64) boulders acompanied by sixty-two (62) root wads used in this bank stabilization.
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Rehabilitation Made Possible By Our Funders and Partners |
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Manitoulin Streams projects would not be possible without our gracious funders and partners. Please take the time to view our two page funders & partners list here. |
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In stream work has been completed at site M63 with site designs from Great Lakes Environmental Services. Three pools were chiseled out of the limestone bedrock and habitat was installed.
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Norton's Creek was destroyed because of incorrect land use practices by allowing livestock unrestricted access to the creek. Norton's was an important spawning creek for the trout and other fish in Lake Manitou. Manitoulin Streams and their partners rehabilitated Norton's Creek between 2007 and 2009. Rehabilitation included in stream and riparian zone reconstruction.
Phase 2 of the Norton's Creek rehabilitation consisted of tree planting, additional installation of spawning beds and additional fencing. |
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