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Muskoka Watershed Council recognizes volunteers to their efforts protecting lakes and forests

Thursday, 15 January 2026 08:02

Registration is open until January 31st to nominate someone for the Doug Cross Stewardship recognition program

A Muskoka environmental group is once again shining a spotlight on the people quietly protecting the region’s lakes and forests.

Doug Osbourne (Right) and Stuart Saville (Left) from Six Mile Lake Cottagers Association

Doug Osbourne (Right) and Stuart Saville (Left) from Six Mile Lake Cottagers Association

The Muskoka Watershed Council is bringing back the Doug Cross Stewardship Recognition Program for 2026, marking its fifth year. The program honours volunteers and community members who go above and beyond to protect local watersheds.

Margaret Fielding (Left) and Daina Mueller, Ril Lake Assocation President.jpg

Margaret Fielding (Left) and Daina Mueller, Ril Lake Assocation President

Participating organizations can register in January to receive a free recognition package for a deserving member. Registration is open until January 31.

For more information visit muskokawatershed.org

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