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Students Paint Yellow Fish to Protect Local Watershed

Junction Creek Stewardship Committee

With support from the City of Greater Sudbury Lake Stewardship Grant Program, the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee and Nepahwin Lake Watershed Stewardship Group collaborated with Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School grade 11 students from the Environmental Sciences class, to raise awareness about storm water and the impact of pollution in our local watershed.

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Restoring life and health to the Junction Creek ecosystem

Learn more about our free, bilingual, hands-on learning opportunities that engage community members of all ages, including school groups.  Programs focus on the history of Greater Sudbury and Junction Creek, the flora and fauna of the watershed, and monitoring and rehabilitation techniques used by biologists worldwide.

Learn more about restoration activities lead by the JCSC.  Programs and opportunities include creek clean-ups, tree planting, stream bank stabilization, invasive species removals, and our Adopt-a-Creek Program.

Learn more about ongoing and past research projects that help us to better understand the creek system and focus our restoration efforts.

Learn more about how we encourage an increased appreciation for the value of Junction Creek, promote long-term stewardship, and foster relationships within the community by holding activities and events, and being a partner in the completion of the Junction Creek Waterway Park trail.

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Are you interested in getting involved with Junction Creek events? As a not-for profit organization, the JCSC is always looking for help from the community.

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