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Lake Huron North is currently supported by the Ontario Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks, under the Canada-Ontario Agreement on Great Lakes Water Quality and Ecosystem Health. We also rely on project-based funding opportunities and in-kind support from our partners to implement many of our community activities.
We work together in a coordinated effort with local community groups, landowners, and the public service, to protect and improve overall water quality in the St. Marys River and North West Channel of Lake Huron and to provide information related to this effort.
Collaboration: We co-create knowledge, projects, and goals with local community groups, landowners, and the public service.
Diversity and inclusion: We respect and foster diversity and inclusivity, both within and outside the Collaborative (e.g., staffing that represents diversity, collaborations with BIPOC communities and organizations).
Community-based stewardship: We recognize the immense value that water has for each person, organization, and community, and we promote shared stewardship and responsibility of our local waters.
Global thinking: As stewards of one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world, we recognize our greater responsibility to ensure it is not degraded. We act in recognition that water is experienced and valued differently worldwide.
