Citizen Scientists Play Important Role in Sustaining Our Watersheds.
Citizen Scientists Play Important Role in Sustaining Our Watersheds.| Muskoka Watershed Council
Citizen Scientists Play Important Role in Sustaining Our Watersheds.| Muskoka Watershed Council
What is the mission of the Muskoka Watershed Council?| www.muskokawatershed.org
By Rebecca Willison | Published August 23, 2025 I moved to Muskoka in 2001 to work at a new outdoor education facility and never left. While it didn’t work out for me at that facility, I was able to find my place doing what I love to do: protecting the environment. No one told me […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
By Peter Sale | Published August 16, 2025 It has been said that people evolved behaviour that gets them out of the way of a sabre-tooth cat. But a slowly expanding desert or rising sea – not so much! It’s also said that if you put a frog in a bowl of water, and then […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
By Madison Menard | Published August 9, 2025 For me, living smarter means living in a way that respects the environment, honours community, and invests in the future. It’s about making intentional choices — not just for convenience today, but for sustainability tomorrow. It’s about listening to the land, working with others who care deeply […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
By Kevin Trumble | Published August 2nd, 2025 They say we are the only species to ever exist on this planet that killed itself off because fixing its climate didn’t make economic sense. A neighbour who owns a business once told me “I can’t go green this year because it’ll put me in the red” […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
How much stress is too much? When does a system suffer change?| Muskoka Watershed Council
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By Peter Sale | Published July 19, 2025 Over recent months, Muskoka Watershed Council has talked a lot about Integrated Watershed Management. But are we ready yet to explore what IWM involves? It’s not that we don’t know what IWM means; it’s more about gently spinning up a communal sense of needing to work together […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
By Bet Smith | Published July 12, 2025 Some days, I sense a chasm between my creative ambition and my desire to make a positive difference in the world. How does an artist find purpose on a struggling planet? How can a craftsperson contribute to a healthier ecosystem? A couple of years ago, I was […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
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Muskoka’s watersheds stand at a crucial turning point. While currently healthy, they are gradually degrading in several ways, and our existing management systems seem incapable of halting or reversing this negative trend. We need an integrated, watershed-scale management system capable of dealing with the multiple stresses our iconic environment now faces.| Muskoka Watershed Council
When is the time to invest in the environment?| Muskoka Watershed Council
Do you know the ‘long history’ of integrated watershed management in Muskoka?| Muskoka Watershed Council
By Norman Yan. Time is actually a tricky concept. Wikipedia defines it as “the continuous progression of existence that occurs in an apparently irreversible succession from the past, through the present and into the future.” OK, so metaphorically, time is the performance of life’s play on the stage of space. It’s what links cause to effect, […]| Muskoka Watershed Council
How to protect nature in Muskoka when there are governments promoting ‘environmental stewardship’ while approving ‘shoreline-altering developments’.| Muskoka Watershed Council
Muskoka Watershed Report Card| www.muskokawatershed.org
Artificial intelligence and its impact on the Muskoka watershed.| Muskoka Watershed Council
What’s Wrong with the Current Management of Our Watershed?| Muskoka Watershed Council
There’s a Big Difference Between “Water Management” and “Watershed Management”.| Muskoka Watershed Council
Caring for Muskoka’s environment with the unknown unknowns.| Muskoka Watershed Council
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7 Ways to Travel With a Positive Impact in Muskoka or Anywhere Else.| Muskoka Watershed Council
Protecting Our Water. A 21st Century Challenge.| Muskoka Watershed Council
The Assault on Science – Responding to Disinformation.| Muskoka Watershed Council
The Assault on Science, Truth and Democracy.| Muskoka Watershed Council
How might multiple divergent threats pile on to damage Muskoka’s lakes?| Muskoka Watershed Council
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