CAFC PROJECTS
Below are some of the most recent projects we have completed. CAFC is looking for landowners who are interested in having watershed restoration ... shoreline management, partnerships, species at risk and invasive species.
CAFC published A Guide to Sustainable Living in Algoma - both on our website and as a 5.5 inch by 8.5 inch 16 page colour and glossy booklet. The information is targeted at the entire Algoma region. The booklet was planned to educatepeople as to how they can be good stewards of our biodiversity and water. 7800 copies were printed and distributed to 5000 Central Algoma mail boxes.
A Guide to Sustainable Living in Algoma
This project was a workshop for Municipalities that focused on sustainability, work permits, shoreline management, partnerships, species at risk and invasive species. The training was a complement to A Guide to Sustainable Living in Algoma.
Municipal Sustainability Workshop
CAFC developed 5 posters and 3 maps related to nutrient pollution tied to watersheds, land use and wetlands. The posters were designed in such a way that a poster, map and genernal nutrient pollution poster can be displayed as a stand-alone set. The project is designed to get the community talking about nutrient pollution. CAFC is looking for landowners who are interested in having watershed restoration projects occur on their property.
Nutrient Pollution Awareness
Seven brochures and four videos have been created to help inform and education residents and cottagers about the Healthy Habits that they can implement to keep our Habitats Healthy too!
CAFC would like to thank Mountain Equipment Co-op for allowing us to make the Healthy Habits for Healthy Habitats program possible!