Healthy Communities from the Land to the Lake

Kari Jean, Aquatic Biologist with Ausable Bayfield Conservation, and Bill Weber, local landowner and Mayor of Lambton Shores, talk about the importance of taking action to protect fish in the Old Ausable Channel (OAC).

Healthy Communities from the Land to the Lake

Healthy Lake Huron - Clean Water, Clean Beaches is a concerted effort to address nuisance algae concerns and to promote safe and clean beaches and shorelines from Sarnia to Tobermory.

Six key watersheds have been identified as priorities for immediate action.  This group is now working together with local partners to develop and support the implementation of watershed management plans, with specific targeted actions, as well as monitoring and research, for each priority area.

More about who Healthy Lake Huron is

Managing water and nutrients on Bruce Peninsula

This photos shows John Rodger, on his farm, at the structure, just before the outlet to Judges Creek Drain, near Lion's Head.

2023-06-12

Organized by Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association (BPBA), a March 2023 event highlighted some of the work that BPBA has been doing on phosphorus reduction structures.
An autumn beach photo.

2023-09-23

Beach cleanup in Sarnia on September 23

The Lake Huron Coastal Centre, in cooperation with Lake Life Studio, has announced the upcoming First-of-Fall Beach Cleanup event, scheduled for Saturday, September 23, 2023, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. noon at Canatara Park in Sarnia.
A logo for Huron County Clean Water Project.

2023-09-01

More than 3,600 water quality projects completed

In almost 20 years, Huron County's Clean Water Project has resulted in more than 3,600 water quality projects with a total project value of more than $14 million.