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Media Centre
Newsletters
Media Releases
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April 1, 2008: The Moraine Through Your Eyes [189 kb]
- February 26, 2008: Moraine Watch: Keeping an Eye on the Moraine [175 kb]
- October 5, 2007: Photo Contest Deadline Fast Approaching [100 kb]
- October 1, 2007: Fall into the Moraine this October [107 kb]
- July 12, 2007: Ready, Set, Check Your Watershed! [123 kb]
- June 13, 2007: Participate in the 2nd Annual Check Your Watershed Day [80 kb]
- June 4, 2007: Focusing on the Oak Ridges Moraine [96 kb]
- March 15, 2007: Learn Your Trees at Enniskillen Conservation Area [100 kb]
- February 13, 2007: Symposium Honours Moraine Protectors [125 kb]
- August 1, 2006: Volunteers check the health of Wilmot Creek [120 kb]
- July 10, 2006: Media Release - Wilmot Creek to get a check-up [244 kb]
- June 15, 2006:
Media Release - Plenty to Celebrate on the Oak Ridges Moraine [166 kb pdf]
- June 15, 2006:
Media Release - Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan On Track
(for Status Report on the Implementation of the Oak Ridges
Moraine Conservation Plan: Implications for the Greenbelt Plan)
[139 kb pdf]
Media Kit
Past Media Coverage
Project Partners
Monitoring the Moraine is a collaborative project between Citizens'
Environment Watch (CEW), Save the Oak Ridges Moraine (STORM) Coalition,
and Centre for Community Mapping (COMAP). Each partner brings
different and complementary skills and experience to the project.
Citizens’ Environment Watch empowers people in Ontario
to pay attention to their local environment. CEW provides education,
equipment and support to monitor local ecosystem health, and opportunities
to participate in informed community decision-making and active
stewardship. CEW has experience working with volunteers who are
keen to undertake community based environmental monitoring as
part of their efforts to protect and restore the environmental
integrity of the Oak Ridges Moraine.

Save The Oak Ridges Moraine Coalition (STORM) is focused on protecting
the ecological integrity of the Oak Ridges Moraine. Since 1989,
STORM has been working at the local and regional levels to ensure
that municipalities make good planning decisions that respect
the environmental significance of the moraine and that take into
account its ecological and hydrological functions. STORM’s
years of experience in policy and planning on the Oak Ridges Moraine
and its well-developed network of local and regional contacts
were critical to the campaign that saved (legislatively) the Oak
Ridges Moraine.

The Centre for Community Mapping is an assembly of designers
and researchers, whose goal is to provide accessible and affordable
informatics tools and support to community-based organizations.
COMAP’s main focus is to enable communities to communicate
information through a sustainable, shared infrastructure, a common
map platform for visual exploration and contribution of community
information. The common map will have natural and cultural heritage
applications, as well as land use management policy monitoring
applications, serving communities that care for the Oak Ridges
Moraine.
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