Healthy Communities from the Land to the Lake

This is a story of how a community was concerned about the spawning ground for Rainbow Trout, contacted the local conservation authority, and it resulted in improvements to the fish ladder at St. Joseph, Ontario.

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

Demonstration plots support lake water quality

A snowy photo of farm in early March, and photo after April showers.

2026-05-12

Demonstration plots at Bourgeois Farm, in the Tiverton area, will support soil health and water quality in Lake Huron watershed.
A photo at McLarty Outdoor Education Centre site.

2026-06-11

McLarty Centre provides active learning

The McLarty Outdoor Education Centre provides a welcoming outdoor space to connect with the environment through hands-on experiences and outdoor learning.
A poster with information on spring restoration project.

2026-06-11

Juniper plantings help rebuild dunes along lake

In support of dune restoration, PRWIN directors delivered Junipers to Huron-Kinloss residents.