Recovery measures for the Sydenham River include research and monitoring; management; stewardship and habitat improvements; outreach and awareness. Learn about these and other projects going on in the watershed!
Soil Health Conference 2022 January 26, 2022 | SCRCA Stewardship Team On January 26, 2022, the St. Clair Region […]
Great Lakes Virtual Field Trips January 13, 2022 | SCRCA Education Team Great Lakes Virtual Field Trip: The Huron-Erie […]
2021 SCRCA Stewardship Program Highlights December 2021 | SCRCA Stewardship Team Stewardship and Forestry The SCRCA promotes and supports […]
Special Presentation: Why Wetlands Matter with Dr. Dianne Saxe September 13, 2021 | Dr. Dianne Saxe In honour of […]
Managing Phosphorus in the Sydenham What Causes Algae Blooms? In the same way that nutrients help plants in a garden […]
Turtles at Risk All eight of Ontario’s native turtles are listed as species at risk. Turtles have long life spans […]
Snake Nesting Box Program The Eastern Foxsnake: A Species at Risk The Eastern Foxsnake is an endangered species that is […]
Protecting Natural Areas in the Sydenham In 1984, the Carolinian Canada Coalition identified the 387-hectare Sydenham River Corridor as one […]
The Spread of the Round Goby The Round Goby is an invasive fish species native to the Black and Caspian […]
Bio Strips – An Interview with Patrick Verkley May 10, 2021 | SCRCA Stewardship Team Staff from the St. […]
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