Last week we planted 4250 trees at various sites along the Kagawong River, Blue Jay Creek, Mindemoya River and Norton’s Creek. So nice to go back to some of our sites and see the trees really starting to take off. All trees were bare root stock from Aquatic Wildlife Services and a Big Thank You to LaCloche Ecological Services for the donated trees! Also saw some beautiful rainbow trout in the Mindemoya River and Blue Jay Creek!
|
|
- Home
- About
- Donate & Support
-
Stream Restoration
-
Educating the Public
-
Species at Risk
>
- Northern Map Turtle
- The Bald Eagle
- Bobolink
- Black Tern
- Barn Swallow
- Northern Brook Lamprey
- Short Jaw Cisco
- Short Nose Cisco
- Upper Great Lakes Kiyi
- Cerulean Warbler
- Eastern Meadowlark
- Henslow's Sparrow
- Least Bittern
- Loggerhead Shrike
- Peregrine Falcon
- Piping Plover
- Yellow Rail
- Lake Sturgeon
- Dwarf Lake Iris
- Aweme Borer Moth
- Gattinger"s Agalinis
- Hill's Pondweed
- Houghton's Goldenrod
- Lakeside Daisy
- Pitcher's Thistle
- Eastern Ribbon Snake
- Massasauga Rattle Snake
- Blanding's Turtle
- Snapping Turtle
- Youth Interactive Fun >
- Climate Change >
- Invasive Species Awareness >
- Hunter & Trapper Workshops >
- School Tours
-
Species at Risk
>
- Stewardship Initiatives
-
Tours
- Customize Your Own Streams Experience
- Stream Detective
- Wilderness Awareness Session by the Stream
- Yoga Session by the Stream
- Nature Walk; Eco Guided Tour
- Kayaking Sessions
- Nature Meditation by the Stream
- Native Art Sessions
- Horseback Riding Experience
- Snowshoeing Adventure in Providence Bay
- Learn to Fish Experience
-
Media
- Get Involved
- Funding & Partners
- Links
- Contact
- Untitled
- M'Chigeeng Creek
- Grimesthorpe Creek
- Grimesthorpe S17, S18, S19
- M'Chigeeng Creek
|
|