All are welcome to attend the upcoming hybrid in person and virtual Detroit River Canadian Cleanup’s Public Advisory Council and Education and Public Involvement work group (DRCC EPI/PAC) meeting, taking place October 25, 2022 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm at the Riverside Public Library and virtually through Zoom. A formal agenda will start the meeting, followed […]
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DRCC EPI/PAC Meeting – October 25 2022, 4:30pm to 6:30pm
October 6th, 2022
Sandwich Environmental Tour
July 7th, 2022
Join the Essex Region Conservation Authority and the Detroit River Canadian Cleanup for an environmental tour of Sandwich, Windsor on Tuesday August 23 2022 from 6pm to 8pm! Learn about environmental and natural heritage projects that have been implemented through the Remedial Action Plan and projects such as community clean-ups and the Triple Tree Impact […]
Great Lakes Plastic Pollution and Local Action Workshop
June 1st, 2022
Join ERCA staff on July 21 from 6pm to 7:30pm virtually for the Great Lakes Plastic Pollution and Local Action Workshop! Together we will discuss some of the issues surrounding the Great Lakes and plastic pollution in particular, identify broad and local programs to address these impacts, share Windsor-Essex litter cleanup stories and plan for […]
2022 Great Lakes Public Forum – Save the Date!
May 27th, 2022
The Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement calls for Canada and the U.S. to convene the Great Lakes Public Forum once every three years to discuss the state of the lakes, progress made under the Agreement, priorities for science and action, and to provide an opportunity for public input. We are pleased to announce that the […]
Call for Artists: Detroit River Coalition Hosts Community Exhibition Celebrating Earth Day at the Belle Isle Aquarium
January 28th, 2022
The Detroit River Canadian Cleanup is one of the members of the Detroit River Coalition Entry Deadline: Friday, March 4, 2022Submit your artworkAlternatively, if you do not have a Google account or are having issue with the form, please fill out this form, attach the form and your artwork to an email and send to […]
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Less than one week until our BUI #3 and #5 open house! We want your feedback on the redesignation of these important river health impairments. The event will be Thursday October 5 at 6:30 and will be hosted online and at Ojibway Nature Centre. You can sign up here or at our website! detroitriver.ca/bui-3-fish-populations-and-bui-5-redesignation-open-house/
We are holding a public consultation meeting for the redesignation of BUI #3 (fish) and #5 to not impaired on October 5 6:30pm-9pm. Please join us at the Ojibway Nature Centre to connect with Research Scientists, Detroit River Canadian Cleanup staff, fellow community members, voice your opinions on the redesignation plans, and share any comments or concerns.![]()
Preregister to attend in person or virtually at detroitriver.ca/bui-3-fish-populations-and-bui-5-redesignation-open-house/ and for more information on the redesignation plans , visit detroitriver.ca/bui-3-fish-and-bui-5-redesignation/
We will be hosting a public open house on October 5th at 6:30 pm. The event will allow participants to learn about the redesignation of BUI 3 and 5 and ask questions to the scientists and DRCC staff. It will be held at Ojibway Nature Centre and over Zoom for those who can't make it in person. Check out our website to get more info and tickets!http://detroitriver.ca/bui-3-fish-populations-and-bui-5-redesignation-open-house/
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We would like to introduce our new team members! ![]()
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Welcome Sarah Lanoue (right) and Laura Neufeld (left). They work with the Detroit River Remedial Action Plan on behalf of a community- based partnership working together to protect, restore and enhance the Detroit River ecosystem. Last week they toured some project sites and visited various areas of the Detroit River shoreline. ![]()
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The federal, provincial and municipal government, local industries, scientific researchers, local environmental organizations and many dedicated citizens are key partners and play an important role in the cleanup process. The Detroit River Canadian Cleanup (DRCC) member organizations provide leadership in identifying partnerships and funding opportunities to support and implement clean up goals. ![]()
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Find more information about DRCC at www.detroitriver.ca!![]()
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