1972
Seven fly fishers in Montreal were concerned about habitat loss in Canadian streams. Later that year, Trout Unlimited Canada was incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation.
1995
The Yellow Fish Road program expanded across Canada, educating youth about the impacts of toxins entering waterways through storm drains.
2017
Trout Unlimited Canada has evolved to protect stream habitat loss while also focusing on native species protection/recovery, climate change, legislation changes, urban sprawl, invasive species, and water resource awareness.
Education & Certifications
Our educational programs in freshwater and environmental stewardship provide hands-on experiences that engage participants in vital conservation efforts. Through activities like electrofishing, learners gain practical skills while understanding the importance of maintaining healthy aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, our "Curious Kids Discover" program encourages young minds to explore and appreciate the wonders of nature, fostering a sense of responsibility for the environment. Join us in nurturing the next generation of environmental stewards!
UPCOMING EVENTS.
Multiple DatesTue, Jun 17Location is TBDJoin us at Jim Creek for a couple of days of installing new LTPBR equipment and gear - it's going to be a blast!
