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Reconnecting Canada.

Program Summary.

Reconnecting Canada is a multi-year conservation program. Freshwater Conservation Canada runs to reconnect rivers and streams that are severely contaminated by culverts. The program was initiated in 2015 to reconnect a million miles of waterways across the country. Culverts can have significant impacts on streams in different ways, including the degradation of water quality, creating barriers to the migration of fish and other animals, and altering stream flows.  Public awareness of this issue is considered low, therefore raising awareness and inspiring action will be a key driver in the implementation of the Reconnecting Canada program. The successful implementation of the Reconnecting Canada Education and Outreach program will require partnership with communities, conservation organizations, industry, and various levels of government. Communities and volunteers can play a key role in this program by taking part in culvert assessments and data gathering and partnering on the implementation of stream crossing remediation projects.

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We'd love to hear from you!  Whether you have questions, want to learn more about our work, or are interested in getting involved, our team is here to help.  Reach out to us by using the contact information below, and we'll be in touch as soon as possible.  Together, we can make a lasting impact on Canada's freshwater conservation efforts.  Thank you for your interest and support!

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ADDRESS

Calgary:

6020 2nd Street SE

#8B

Calgary, AB T2H-2L8

Guelph:

100 Stone Road West

Suite 304

Guelph, ON N1G-5L3

PHONE

EMAIL

403-221-8360

519-763-0888

Charity Number: 11927 - 1690 - RR0001

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