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News and Announcements
2023
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- Feds provide $276K for tree planting in region – Orillia Matters – December 15, 2022
- Federal Funding Boosts Local Tree Planting Programs – SSEA Media Release – December 14, 2022
- SSEA thanks outgoing board members – Midland Today – November 4, 2022
- Groundwater study support granted by Tiny – Midland Today – September 22, 2022
- Remaining vigilant: Health of Lake Huron depends on constant monitoring and public engagement – Wasaga Sun – September 5, 2022
- SSEA breaks down Farlain Lake blue green algae bloom – Midland Today – September 4, 2022
- Funds to fight invasive phragmites – Midland Mirror – September 2, 2022
- Local volunteers help protect Severn Sound watershed – Midland Today – August 18, 2022
- Grant helps local citizen scientists monitor invasive species – Midland Today – August 16, 2022
- New Science Report Highlights Importance of Volunteers – SSEA Press Release – August 15, 2022
- HCF rakes support toward local invasive species monitoring initiative – SSEA Press Release – August 15, 2022 [related video: Aquatic Weed Rake Demo]
- Canadian Museum of Water hosting speaker series in Port McNicoll – Midland Today – August 10, 2022
- Trash talk: Georgian Bay Forever to launch garbage-tracking devices in bay off Collingwood, Wasaga Beach – Wasaga Sun – July 26, 2022
- Weeding in Midland to help the bee population – CTV News – July 21, 2022
- Town, SSEA teaming up for invasive species removal – Midland Today – July 13, 2022
- Midland, Tiny get into Bee City spirit during pollinator week – Midland Today – June 22, 2022
- Tay residents treated to informative SSEA water event – Midland Today – June 16, 2022
- Public invited to Lake Huron-Georgian Bay summit – Orillia Matters – June 15, 2022
- Penetanguishene looks for volunteers to remove invasive phragmites – Midland Today – June 13, 2022
- Volunteers Needed To Help Clean Up Waterfront Edge In Rotary Park June 25 – Muskoka411 – June 6, 2022
- Here’s what you should know to learn how to recognize a wetland – Orillia Today – May 1, 2022
- ‘Definitely among the fastest warming lakes’: Climate change driving warmer Georgian Bay waters – Wasaga Sun – April 28, 2022
- Tiny earns Bee City designation – Midland Today – April 25, 2022
- Township Of Tiny Unveils Bee City Plaque – Muskoka411 – April 23, 2022
- Climate change, microplastics pose threat to Georgian Bay, Severn Sound watershed – Midland Mirror – April 20, 2022
- On World Water Day, Ontarians Push Queen’s Park for Stricter Microfibre Pollution Measures – Georgian Bay Forever – March 22, 2022
- Penetanguishene poised to declare a climate emergency – Orillia Matters – February 20, 2022
- Extreme Water Levels: Impacts and Strategies Webinar Series – Georgian Bay Forever – Fall 2021
- SSEA expands Citizen Science Programs in the Severn Sound watershed area – SSEA Press Release, July 29, 2021
- The Town of Midland and SSEA are all about the Buzz – Midland/SSEA Joint Press Release, June 21, 2021
- Town of Midland joins the Bee City Canada program; No-Mow Zones in low-use park lands will create pollinator habitat, reduce costs and GHGs – Midland/SSEA June Press Release, March 9, 2021
- Severn Sound – Value of Investing in Water Quality – Video – Webinar hosted by CELA in collaboration with SSEA – October 7, 2020
- Top six scariest alien invasive species in the Severn Sound area- Midland Mirror – October 6, 2020
- Severn Sound Environmental Association and Sustainable Severn Sound join forces – SSEA Press Release – July 29, 2020
- New Source Protection Committee Members Appointed – SGBLS Drinking Water Source Protection Region – July 23, 2020
- Severn Sound Environmental Association looking for budding scientists – Midland Today - May 17, 2020
- Risk management a key part of protecting source water – Midland Today – May 11, 2020
- Chloride levels of local waterways remain under the microscope – Midland Today – March 16, 2020