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Restoring the Wolastoq (Saint John River) watershed starts at the river's edge.
The Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc. (NWAI) is replanting riparian zones — the vital strips of land along riverbanks that, when healthy, are filled with lush, moisture-loving native trees and plants. Their work reduces erosion, improves water quality and creates important habitat for wildlife.
Through collaboration with landowners, communities and organizations like WWF-Canada, NWAI is helping build a healthier, more resilient watershed for all.
Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc., Environment and Natural Resources in Canada, Environment and Climate Change, Hewitt Foundation and Wawanesa Insurance
06/09/2026
LAST CHANCE to enter our "re:grow to win" contest — and click to see what's up for grabs 👀🌿
These stunning prizes by Indigenous artists could be yours. Here's how to enter before June 15:
1. Register for WWF-Canada's free re:grow program — and accept the contest rules when you do.
2. Plant native plants or trees OR take other wildlife-friendly actions in your yard or community.
3. Record your activities on the re:grow platform before June 15, 2026.
Prizes include porcupine quill butterfly and dragonfly art by Tara Francis, and traditional steel artworks by Noel Brown. Learn more and enter: https://regrow.wwf.ca/contest
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