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By engaging youth early, Bring Back the Salmon helps build a deeper understanding of the natural world and a responsibility to protect it.
We asked readers, “What is the best Ontario fishing town?” Port Rowan was the most-popular choice, and here’s what others had to say.
From historical overfishing to contemporary conservation, what does the future hold for our Ontario sturgeon?
By engaging youth early, Bring Back the Salmon helps build a deeper understanding of the natural world and a responsibility to protect it.
We asked readers, “What is the best Ontario fishing town?” Port Rowan was the most-popular choice, and here’s what others had to say.
From historical overfishing to contemporary conservation, what does the future hold for our Ontario sturgeon?
We can ensure Ontario’s outdoor heritage remains vibrant, abundant, and accessible to all through the Community Conservation Fund (CCF).
Want to make a difference? The OFAH is looking for passionate outdoors directors from all over the province.
The OFAH fully supports banning toxic substances, especially the elimination of PFAS in firefighting foams, which are highly contaminative.
The OFAH is ready for the work ahead, and with your support, we’ll continue to deliver real results for Ontario’s outdoors.
To date, the BBTS program has planted more than 110,000 native trees and shrubs to support the restoration of Lake Ontario’s Atlantic salmon.
OFAH Foundation offers Ontario high school students the opportunity to earn volunteer hours through online conservation-focused modules.