This country and water go hand in hand. We are the stewards of one-fifth of the world’s fresh water and can proudly claim about two million lakes, not to mention enough rivers, marshes, swamps, bogs, fens, sloughs and ponds to make a duck quack! With three mighty oceans offering us more than 200,000 kilometres of coastline — the longest coastline in the world — Canada is truly a watery wonderland.
From wetlands, ground water and springs to creeks, streams, lakes, rivers and oceans, our water is connected through watersheds.
Rivers to Oceans Week, celebrated from June 8 to 14, recognizes this connectedness and reminds us that taking care of our water is a shared responsibility. Join CWF in celebrating Rivers to Oceans Week and help us turn the tide on the threats to Canada’s waterways and the life they sustain.
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CWF knows the importance of water, both fresh and marine. In fact, water supports fish and wildlife populations; provides important ecological functions; is used in agriculture, industry and recreation; is a source of drinking water for people and is an attraction for both Canadians and tourists. More »
This unique initiative draws awareness to our waterways and the marine life and ecosystems they support. More »




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