An Opportunity For You To Assist...

in rehabilitating native, natural habitats including aquatic areas, wetlands, woodlands and prairies.
in re-establishing natural corridors important to the movement of wildlife.
in protecting native, natural habitats from invasion and degradation by harmful species.
in protecting the common, as well as the rare, threatened and endangered plants, fish and wildlife that make the watershed their home.
in improving water quality.
in cleaning up garbage that has accumulated in natural habitats.
in ensuring that historical conditions are considered when developing ecologically-sound restoration projects.
in investigating the natural processes that may influence or be changed by restoration activities.
in fostering public understanding of Rondeau Bay's environmental issues and encouraging participation in rehabilitation projects.
in meeting recreational concerns in an environmentally-friendly manner.
in monitoring the success of each project.
in recognizing landowners and partners for their contributions to a healthier environment.
in providing public access to, or education about, restoration sites.
in addressing new issues as they arise.

This page was developed by Donna Wonnacott, Stan Sowinski & Vicki M^cKay
Last revised July 3, 1998