New Conservation Effort Near Tobermory Protects Lake Huron Shoreline

New conservation effort near Tobermory protects Lake Huron shoreline

A stretch of Lake Huron shoreline near Tobermory will now be permanently protected, thanks to a new land acquisition by the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC).The organization has purchased a 29-hectare property in an area known as China Cove, a site that was previously approved for residential development. The land will now be conserved under the name "Aah Mahwi Nibi," or "Crying Water," a name inspired by stories passed down through the Chippe…

Conservation group buys land near Tobermory giving it new Indigenous name - Great Lakes Commission

More land at the tip of Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula has been protected as a nature reserve, with two levels of government providing funding to buy the approximately one kilometre section of […]