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Soak it all in

The health of Canada’s waters is key to our well-being. Helping to prevent water pollution and reducing water runoff can greatly benefit nature and improve the quality of our environment.

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How you can help

Start protecting the watershed in your own backyard.

Illustration of a bird feeder 1. Reduce water runoff from your property by installing rain barrels and re-directing the flow into your gardens. You can also use porous surfaces for walkways, patios and driveways.
Illustration of a plant in hand 2. Participate in “No Mow May!” Letting your grass grow a little longer not only benefits native pollinators, it can also help reduce water runoff.
Illustration of a river and trees 3. Plant some native wetland or water-loving plants around the overflow from your rain barrel or where your downspouts exit.
Illustration of a camera 4. Share on social media how you’re supporting the health of Canada’s water using #MySmallAct.
What NCC is doing
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With your support, NCC has protected freshwater habitats across the country for the benefit of wildlife and people for close to 60 years. We are also restoring wetlands, forests and grasslands, which help filter and store water.
Learn more about NCC's conservation efforts at www.natureconservancy.ca.
 

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