To raise funds from private individuals and organizations to invest in conservation, restoration, research and education projects of the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, as determined by the Foundation in consultation with the Conservation Authority, to ensure a healthy Lake Simcoe watershed today and tomorrow.
Fish Coming Back to Western Creek
This summer’s discovery of White Sucker, Common Carp, Longnose Dace and Creek Chub in Newmarket’s Western Creek proves that restoration work can make a difference. “These fish were not found in Western Creek before it was re-naturalized last year” says Virginia Hackson, the conservation authority’s Chair. “In fact, in 2008, before the project started, LSRCA staff reported that the area immediately upstream of the re-naturalization was devoid of any fish species.” (read more)
Roadhouse and Rose and LSCF Memorial Tree Program
Planting a tree is one of the most meaningful ways to express sympathy. It is a remembrance to a loved one and at the same time a renewing of life. The Lake Simcoe Conservation Foundation is pleased to announce a new partnership with Roadhouse and Rose Funeral Home in Newmarket, establishing the first tree memorial program in the Lake Simcoe watershed that focuses on reforestation efforts in our local community. (read more)
Scanlon Creek Bark Park Grand Opening - Saturday July 10, 2010
The grand opening of Bradford West Gwillimbury’s Bark Park was ‘un-leashed’ at Scanlon Creek Conservation Area on Saturday July 10. We could not have wished for a more beautiful day with at least 100 dogs, a great crowd of people, BBQ by the Bradford Lion’s Club as well as a fundraising raffle (focused on man's best friend of course). (read more)
Our Reports
We are making great progress on Lake Simcoe. The 2009 Annual Report shows you some examples of where your money goes. (see all reports)Download the PDF of the 2009 Annual Report
Download the PDF of the 2009 Thank You Letter
Download the PDF of the 2009 Summer Newsletter
