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Severn Sound 
Source Protection Authority (SSSPA)

Severn Sound 
Environmental Association
(SSEA)

Sustainability Plan

The SSSPA consists of members from the SSEA Board and administers the Source Water Protection Program in the Severn Sound Watershed. SSSPA is part of the:

South Georgian Bay 
Lake Simcoe
Source Protection Region

Meet the Source Protection Committee Members: spc members 

Severn Sound Source Protection Area

Documents Available:
       - Updated Assessment Report 
       - Terms of Reference (PDF 0.6 mbs)

Mission: To sustain environmental quality and to ensure continued protection through implementing a legacy of wise stewardship of Severn Sound and its tributaries.

The Severn Sound Environmental Association is a community success story. Effective partnerships are the key to environmental conservation and protection. We rely on these partnerships with municipalities, organizations and individuals to raise awareness and achieve conservation, environmental and stewardship targets. More Information...

The Severn Sound Sustainability Plan is a vision for the Severn Sound watershed in the year 2050. It includes Goals,  Strategic  Directions  and  Actions  that  will,  when  implemented,  ensure  the  sustainability  of  the  watershed  for  generations  to  come.  The Severn Sound Sustainability Plan was finalized and endorsed by all 9 partner municipalities in the Spring of 2009. More Information...

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2012 Tree Seedling
Distribution Program  

Fact Sheets 

SSEA, North Simcoe Stewardship, and the municipalities of Tay, Tiny, Oro-Medonte, Springwater, Severn, Midland, Penetanguishene, and Orillia are working together to implement the 2012 Tree Seedling Distribution Program.

The deadline for ordering tree seedlings for spring 2012 has passed. waiting list/email distribution list information. 

SEVERN SOUND WATER QUALITY

The SSEA, monitors 11 stations throughout the Sound in an effort to detect long-term changes in water quality. 
 
More Information..

Other Fact Sheets Are Available

FREE Well Aware Home Visits

Working Around Water

Are you on a private well for drinking water and household use? Find out how to protect and maintain a safe water supply for your family through a FREE educational home visit. Well Aware visits are voluntary, confidential, and non-regulatory, and include recommendations for maintaining a healthy well and septic system.

A limited number of visits are offered each year. – to book a visit or for more information, call Michelle Hudolin at (705) 527-5166 ext 202. More Information...

Are you planning to work around water this year? You may require a permit. Information about who you should contact.

Would you like to make a donation?  SSEA Donation Information.