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Detroit River Canadian Cleanup
Restoring our River, together!
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It has been a wonderful year for the DRCC partners, working to restore the Detroit River. Thanks for following along as we shared our favourite memories of the year. Happy holidays, see you in 2025!
It has been a wonderful year for the DRCC partners, working to restore the Detroit River. Follow along as we recap the months of 2024 with our favourite memories!![]()
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In November the Habitat and Science and Monitoring Work Groups met to discuss the four remaining BUIs that are impaired for the Canadian Detroit River Area of Concern.
It has been a wonderful year for the DRCC partners, working to restore the Detroit River. Follow along as we recap the months of 2024 with our favourite memories!![]()
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In October fifty native hardwood trees were planted by the Ojibway Parkway walking trail by volunteers. Funding for this project was provided by the Gordie Howe International Bridge Community Benefits Plan.
It has been a wonderful year for the DRCC partners, working to restore the Detroit River. Follow along as we recap the months of 2024 with our favourite memories!![]()
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In September ADM Agri-Industries and the Essex Region Conservation Authority (ERCA) worked with volunteers to remove 140 lbs. of accumulated debris and litter along the shore and within the River Canard. In addition the DRCC and partners spent an unforgettable day on the Detroit River to learn about the successful Peche Island fish habitat and erosion project and to see potential habitat sites on the river. Last, a major announcement was shared regarding the Government of Canada's investment of $76 million to support 50 partner led projects in the Detroit River, Lake Erie watershed as part of the Great Lakes Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative.
It has been a wonderful year for the DRCC partners, working to restore the Detroit River. Follow along as we recap the months of 2024 with our favourite memories!![]()
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In August wetland sampling on the Detroit River wrapped up, focusing on water quality, submerged aquatic vegetation and marshbird populations at a potential habitat project in the river as well as the Collavino wetland.
