The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is excited to launch a collection of durable, vinyl wildlife stickers featuring species found throughout the Junction Creek watershed. Each design highlights local biodiversity and helps share the stories of the wildlife that call Greater Sudbury home.
Continue reading →The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee (JCSC) is building conservation-grade bat houses to support local bat populations and fill critical gaps in community-based bat monitoring and conservation efforts. Through our collaborative monitoring initiatives, we’ve confirmed the presence of all 8 of Ontario’s bat species right here in the Sudbury region – an important discovery that highlights the need for local action. Support local bat conservation and provide a safe place for bats to roost and raise their young by purchasing a handcrafted Junction Creek Bat House!
Continue reading →The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee’s Environmental Conservation Placement Program offers inclusive, skills-based opportunities for local youth to gain hands-on experience in environmental restoration, monitoring, and education. Designed to reduce barriers for underrepresented youth, the program fosters volunteerism, builds job readiness, and helps bridge the gap between education and meaningful employment while supporting a greener, more resilient future for all.
Continue reading →The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is removing a patch of invasive Japanese Knotweed near Clinton Avenue and Perreault Street as part of restoration efforts to repair the greenspace and help native plants flourish.
Continue reading →The JCSC launched a multi-year community action-based project to raise awareness and reduce stormwater contaminants from entering local waterways.
Continue reading →Bi-wiidsemshinaang wii-mosaadimaang oodi Nibi Nikwejiwong Bemi-jiwang
Come Walk with Us for Junction Creek – find out more about how we’re collaborating on water walks
Laking Toyota and Design de Plume have recently helped the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee acquire a van to support the continued restoration efforts of the Junction Creek watershed.
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