Sheldon Creek is home to a native fish that is at risk of becoming extinct. With your help, we can restore their habitat and reverse some of the damage from past land uses.

This July, let's rehabilitate this ecosystem by reducing erosion on stream banks, giving the river room to flood and restoring the streamside forest.

We will be stepping into chest waders and wading into waist-deep water to anchor old Christmas trees into the streambank. This not only reduces erosion and stabilizes the streambanks, it creates habitat for young trout and salmon, which hatch on the site every year.

Come help rehabilitate the aquatic ecosystem with Nottawasaga Valley Conservation and South Simcoe Streams Network!

Take a look at how your help will improve fish and wildlife habitat, water quality and our economy in our 9 minute documentary. You can also visit our website for more information.