Detroit River Canadian Cleanup
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The DRCC implements the Remedial Action Plan on behalf of a community-based partnership between the government (federal, provincial, municipal), local industries, researchers, environmental organizations, and citizens working together.
Four times a year, Canadian residents can fish in Ontario for free. This means you do not need to buy a fishing licence if you want to fish. Cast your line this #FamilyFishingWeekend February 15–17, 2025!
👀Learn to Fish the #DetroitRiver guide: detroitriver.ca/learntofish/
👀Learn to Fish the #DetroitRiver guide: detroitriver.ca/learntofish/
February 13, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Four times a year, Canadian residents can fish in Ontario for free. This means you do not need to buy a fishing licence if you want to fish. Cast your line this #FamilyFishingWeekend February 15–17, 2025!
👀Learn to Fish the #DetroitRiver guide: detroitriver.ca/learntofish/
👀Learn to Fish the #DetroitRiver guide: detroitriver.ca/learntofish/
Our partners monitored the new habitat at Peche Island. Studies show that aquatic veg cover has ⬆️ 10% to 49% in the calm backwater area. 👀: a Redhorse Sucker in the Elodea canadensis (waterweed) that grew as result of the project! #fishhabitat #detroitriver #HabitatRestoration #PecheIsland #YQG
February 11, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Our partners monitored the new habitat at Peche Island. Studies show that aquatic veg cover has ⬆️ 10% to 49% in the calm backwater area. 👀: a Redhorse Sucker in the Elodea canadensis (waterweed) that grew as result of the project! #fishhabitat #detroitriver #HabitatRestoration #PecheIsland #YQG
👋The DRCC implements the Remedial Action Plan on behalf of a community-based partnership between the government (federal, provincial, municipal), local industries, researchers, environmental organizations, and citizens working together to protect, restore, and enhance the #DetroitRiver ecosystem.
January 16, 2025 at 8:32 PM
👋The DRCC implements the Remedial Action Plan on behalf of a community-based partnership between the government (federal, provincial, municipal), local industries, researchers, environmental organizations, and citizens working together to protect, restore, and enhance the #DetroitRiver ecosystem.