

Ruisseau Jackson Emblematic Plant Announcement & 2019 AGM
Sunday 10 November 09:30–12:00 Program: 9h30 to 10h15: Emblematic Plant Announcement 10h30 to 11h45: 2019 AGM Five plant species are in the running as potential emblems for our organization and have been put to a popular vote. Be the first to find out which species will be the watershed’s emblematic plant when biologist Mathieu Madison announces the winner at a free Lire la suite →

Choose Ruisseau Jackson’s emblematic plant
Every vote counts in 2019! We have identified five plant species as possible emblems for our organization and we invite you to CHOOSE YOUR FAVOURITE ONE from among the finalists. The initiative is organised in the context of the upcoming International Year of Plant Health 2020. TO VOTE, click HERE! Caltha palustris, populage des marais, marsh marigold Plathanthera grandiflora, planthanthère Lire la suite →

RuisseauBlitz 2019: A Great Botanic Edition for RJANP!
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RuisseauBlitz 2019: Botanics Edition this 20 July!
Calling all budding scientists! Ruisseau Jackson Natural Protected Area (RJANP) is inviting you to visit its website for details on the Third Ediction of its RuisseauBlitz (Botanics Edition). Mark the date in your calendars and join us on July 20, 2018, starting at 10h15 am. Boots not included! Participants are invited to bring their lunch and to bring back their Lire la suite →

Article on Ruisseau Jackson in “Main Street”
JACKSON RIVER By Mat Madison, biologist. In a past issue of Main Street, I had promised to share the case study of a local initiative involved in nature stewardship. Our story began more than 100 years ago with the creation of the Lake Echo Association, in Morin-Heights. As the log homes were built, property owners decided to come together and Lire la suite →

A Drop of Water’s Journey
Ruisseau Jackson recently collaborated on the creation of an interpretive panel on the water cycle with Abrinord. The panel contains information about the immediate watershed and what a single drop of water can contain.