Community Projects and Volunteers
Watershed Communities – Local Watersheds in Action
Ausable Bayfield Conservation thanks the individual watershed communities of residents and partners who are planning, and taking action, to improve forest conditions and enhance and protect water quality and soil health, in their local ecological neighbourhood – their watershed.
For more information visit our 'Get Involved' page:
To find your local watershed community, a local report card on forest conditions and water quality, and recommendations for how you can improve your ecological neighbourhood and create healthier watersheds, please go to our:
To learn about positive actions communities are taking around Lake Huron and Georgian Bay visit A Canadian Framework for Community Action at:
Some watershed communities actively involved in local planning and action in Ausable Bayfield watersheds include:
Ausable Bayfield Watershed Communities in Action
- Ausable River Recovery Strategy
- Ausable River Action Plan (Proposed)
- Conservation Strategy Development Team
- Crops and Creeks Huron (Watershed Based Best Management Practices Evaluation WBBE Program)
- Old Ausable Channel (Ausable Bayfield Conservation page) / Friends of the Old Ausable Channel (external site)
- Zurich Drain Water Quality Enhancement
- Bayfield North Watersheds
- Main Bayfield Watershed
- Port Franks Biodiversity Strategy
- Ridgeway Drain Project, Dashwood
- Trick's Creek Watershed
- Lake Huron - Georgian Bay Watershed - Lake Huron Charter / A Canadian Framework for Community Action
- Friends of the South Huron Trail
- Watershed Report Cards
To find out how to volunteer visit our Get Involved page. Click this link: Get Involved Web Page