By Jim McGarry It’s Tern time again! The Common Terns (Sterna hirundo) begin arriving at their colonies along the St Lawrence River around May 1
From Our Partner, Lawrence Gunther, Outreach Update and the Blind Outdoor News
Since issuing our first call to action for youth and others living with vision loss to connect with nature through outdoor adventure, lots has
Talking with the experts: Slowing aquatic invasive species spread requires everyone to take part
Originally published here on 5/13/21 Minnesota’s walleye, bass, northern pike, and lake trout fishing opener is this weekend, and aquatic invasive
Spring 2021 Water Levels
2021 is shaping up as a low water year following one of the lowest recorded annual periods of precipitation since 1950. The current
Why you might see orange water bottles floating in Lake Ontario
Originally Published April 28, 2021 by CTVNEWS TORONTO -- Orange water bottles are now floating around Lake Ontario, but there's actually a good
Gypsy Moths
From our friends at Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust In the next few days, gypsy moths eggs laid last July will hatch, bringing a wave of
Demand Congress support Biden’s 100% Clean Electricity by 2035
Our partners at Waterkeeper Alliance need YOUR help to advocate for Clean Electricity by 2035. President Joe Biden campaigned on the pledge of
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper Leads Multi-State Great Lake CleanUP Effort with Great Lakes Waterkeepers and Partners
Originally published by PR Newswire on 4/12/2021 Collaborative, week-long trash removal event to support and protect habitats throughout the Great
Dry Conditions Lead to Low Water Levels: Board to Decrease Outflows
Originally published on 4/13/2021 by the International Lake Ontario – St. Lawrence River Board Lower than average precipitation and winter snowpack