Property Owner Pre-Registration: Cottage Shoreline Renaturalization Project

Are you a cottage owner residing within the Muskrat Watershed passionate about preserving the beauty and ecological balance of your shoreline? We are excited to announce a unique opportunity for you to participate in a special initiative aimed at promoting sustainability and environmental conservation. Join the Muskrat Watershed Council and Algoquin College's Waterfront Campus in planting 50 native trees, shrubs, and plants along your shoreline to reduce erosion, create habitat for both pollinators and wildlife, and improve water quality by filtering out run-off.

By participating in this initiative, you will play a vital role in protecting and enhancing the natural beauty of your cottage's surroundings. Native trees, shrubs, and plants are specifically chosen for their ability to adapt to the local environment, making them resilient and well-suited for shoreline conditions. Their root systems work as natural anchors, helping to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion caused by water currents and…