The federal government announced $2.1 million in funds over three years to improve our knowledge and management of wildlife diseases.
The federal government announced $2.1 million in funds over three years to improve our knowledge and management of wildlife diseases.
The province is investing $6.7 million to aid approximately 150 wetland projects across the province, funding six conservation partners.
The Experimental Lake Area (ELA), a unique, world-renowned freshwater study area in northwestern Ontario, will get $9.5 million for research.
Two dozen Great Lakes fish health and habitat projects will benefit from some $2.8 million in funding announced by the province.
More than $26 million has been doled out to 1,384 businesses in 166 communities through the Northern Ontario Recovery Program (NORP), provincial funding aiming to help entrepreneurs adjust to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Farming and landowning efforts to protect the Great Lakes and their watersheds are getting a funding boost from the province.
$4.5 million available to non-profit organizations, indigenous communities, and other groups through the Species at Risk Stewardship Program.
The province will invest $7.47 million in projects aimed at improving the health of the Great Lakes.
Algonquin Provincial Park’s Wildlife Research Station (WRS), located on Lake Sasajewun, celebrated its 75th year in September.
