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Lake Ontario’s delicate ecological balance relies on our responsible actions. Let’s take these practical steps to prevent the spread of invasive species: Clean, Drain, Dry Your Boat and Gear: -After boating or fishing, meticulously clean Read more…
Hamilton Conservation Authority – Cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue-green algae, are naturally occurring bacteria often found in Ontario’s ponds, lakes, rivers, and wetlands. Though they resemble algae, they are actually bacteria that can form surface Read more…
On average, the researchers found 138 microplastic particles in fish taken from Lake Ontario at Humber Bay — one contained 1,300 pieces of rubber. The Star By Patty Winsa – A new study by University of Read more…
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