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Like for many, Earth Day is every day at the SCRCA! Thanks to the team we have at SCRCA, we are working every day, whether it's planting trees, educating the next generation, or completing a GIS project, to protect, restore, and manage the amazing natural spaces around us. Thank

Sunday is the last day to comment on the draft assessment report for the St. Clair River AOC on the “Degradation of Fish and Wildlife Populations” BUI. Submit comments via email at [email protected]. More details below ⬇️

Signs of spring 🌼🌿🌸🌱🪻 What is your favourite native spring flower? Any of these ones? #SpringFlowers #LambtonCounty #MiddlesexCounty

The magic of #CoverCrops!🌾 Remember - different cover crop species release different types & quantities of root exudates. Why it's important to consider having a mixture of different species growing. We have funding available for cover crops: bit.ly/SCRCAGrants #OntAg

📢Are you a graduating high school student who will be pursuing post-secondary studies in an environmental field? The SCRCA is currently accepting applications for their 2025 Conservation Scholarship program. Visit scrca.on.ca/scholarships for more information and eligibility.

Happy Great Lakes Awareness Day! No matter where you live, you are linked to the Great Lakes. We rely on the lake as a source of water (treated for drinking), economic activity, and recreation. Your #LandtoLake actions make a difference for Lake Huron: lakehuroncommunityaction.ca/get-involved/

Learn more about Sand Dunes along Lake Huron! Did you know that sand dunes help absorb the impact of waves and protect the shorelines from erosion and other issues? #LakeHuron #SandDunes

Were you able to attend the 2025 A. W. Campbell Maple Syrup Festival? You probably met Babs and Bunnie then! 🐴 The SCRCA was able to fund our friends at Bear Creek Stables to come to the Festival, thanks to Charitable Gaming through Sarnia's Jackpot Time.

In time for the Victoria Day long weekend, here is our very first Healthy Lake Huron newsletter issue of 2025! Enjoy it here: mailchi.mp/abca/happy-vic… #HealthyLakeHuron #LandtoLake #PieceofthePuzzle

Last Week was Mental Health Week in Canada. Here are 7 ways nature benefits your #MentalHealth: 🐝Less stress 🌳Increases focus and attention 🦋Calming 🌻Increases relaxation ☀️Better mood 🌿Increases self-esteem 🐟Increases connection and social interaction #WellnessWednesday

Soybean School: Drone seeding cover crops takes flight Great Interview with OMAFA Cover Crop Specialist & Living Lab-ON Researcher, Jake Munroe and Leslie Miles from the Miles Maranatha Farm! Thanks RealAgriculture #AgLivingLab #AgLaboratoireVivant #cdnag #onag

Overland runoff can reduce soil health, negatively impact water quality, and decrease the resilience of soils in a changing climate. Erosion control projects will promote retaining nutrients and soil in the field. Contact us today for erosion control projects and potential

🚨Reduce your tick risk by using bug spray & always wearing protective clothing such as long pants, socks, & closed-toe footwear when entering tick habitat. It's best practice to get in the habit of checking yourself & others for ticks after outside activities. Click the link ⬇️

Happy Biodiversity! 🐢🦋🐦 At the SCRCA, we’re proud to protect, restore, and enhance vital habitats, supporting local wildlife and creating spaces for you to explore and enjoy nature. Check out our new video about Mussels of the Sydenham: youtu.be/fdALGbEn1d0

‼️REMINDER: You have just one week to submit your applications to the SCRCA’s 2025 Conservation Scholarships. Please visit our website for more information on eligibility and how to apply. scrca.on.ca/scholarships

Happy #InternationalDayofPotato! Let's chat about "potato bugs", what Canadians often call pillbugs and sowbugs. #DYK they are not insects? They are crustaceans & actually more closely related to lobsters! Even though we don't like to see them in our homes, they can benefit soil