Healthy Lake Huron

Publications

Newsletters
		Summer 2013 Newsletter Our latest newsletter is now posted! Project highlights for all five priority watersheds
		Summer 2012 An update on the priority watershed projects, developing a Rural Stormwater Management Model, Lake Huron’s unique algae problem, E-coli and beaches, community projects, and being Septic Smart.
		Summer 2011 A look at our five priority watersheds, agriculture and First Nations water protection.
		Summer 2010 Southeast Shore Communities Team Up to Improve Water Quality and Conserve Biodiversity
		Summer 2008 The ribbon of shoreline along Lake Huron provides one of the longest continuous stretches of beachfront in the Great Lakes and has enjoyed a long history of recreational use and cottaging.

Maps
	Lambton Shores Project Map	(264 kb)

	Main Bayfield Project Map	(274 kb)

	North Bayfield Projects Map	(276 kb)

	North Shore (Garvey/Glenn Drain)	(1 mb)

	Pine River Watershed Projects Map	(1.29 mb)
Project Plan
	Soil and Water Environmental Plan Garvey Glenn Shoreline Watershed Project – Soil and Water Environmental Enhancement Plan SWEEP)	(9 mb)

	Main Bayfield Project Plan Management Plan for the Main Bayfield River Watershed Draft 2012	(920 kb)

	North Bayfield	(1.9 mb)

	PRWIN Integrated Watershed Management Plan	(25 mb)

	Tributaries Management Plan Lambton Shores Tributaries Management Plan - June 2012	(1 mb)
Technical Reports
	Analysis of Ecoli Isolates in Lake Huron	(6.31 mb)

	Benthic Algae Report Occurrence of nuisance Benthic Algae on the Southeastern shores of Lake Huron 2003	(23 mb)

	Economic Impact of Beaches Determining the Economic Impact of Beaches: Lake Huron Shoreline from Sarnia to Tobermory	(156 kb)

	Modeling of Water Quality Modeling of water quality impacts from the Maitland River within the Lake Huron nearshore in the vicinity of Goderich in 2003	(38.2 mb)

	Nearshore Water Quality Report A Preliminary Report on Historical Nearshore Water Quality Information for Southeastern Lake Huron	(650 kb)

	Pine River Water Quality Monitoring July 2008	(415 kb)

	Sources of Pollution to Lake Huron Sources and Mechanisms of Delivery of E.coli (bacteria) Pollution to the Lake Huron Shoreline of Huron County	(8.42 mb)

	Water Quality on the Shores of Lake Huron Technical Memorandum, Water Quality on the Shores of Lake Huron Adjacent to the Saugeen, Maitland, and Bayfield River Mouths	(10 mb)
Fact Sheets
	Agriculture Stewardship Canada-Ontario Environmental Farm Plan

	Algal Bloom - Ausable Bayfield Conservation. When algae become very abundant and form floating clumps, they are called algal blooms.	(331 kb)

	Blue-Green Algae Information for cottagers and home owners	(75 kb)

	Blue-green algae and Drinking Water Information for drinking water system owners and operators	(61 kb)

	General Water Protection/Stewardship Huron County Water Protection Initiatives

	Information about blue-green algae Background, potential impacts to human health and safety of drinking water.	(79 kb)

	Septic Systems - Grey Bruce Counties Information on septic systems

	Septic Systems - Huron Kinloss Brochure on septic systems

	What are Algae? In freshwater lakes, algae are tiny aquatic plants containing chlorophyll and are usually green in colour.	(568 kb)
Terms of Reference
	Lake Huron Southeast Shore Executive Steering Committee	(121 kb)

	Lake Huron Southeast Shore Working Group	(52 kb)

	Lake Huron Southeast Shores Communications Committee	(122 kb)