Want to find out who is working on invasive Phragmites in your community? Just look below.
AND/OR do you want to help people find you and your community and add to your volunteers and resources and promote your cut. If so, just email Communications. OR If you want to volunteer, and don't know how or where or what to do, email Communications.
AND/OR do you want to help people find you and your community and add to your volunteers and resources and promote your cut. If so, just email Communications. OR If you want to volunteer, and don't know how or where or what to do, email Communications.
Return to invasive Phragmites homepage to learn more about this plant and ways to tackle it. See an entertaining "Phragmites Horror Trailer".
Blackstone Harbour
Susan DiGravio: Susan fought against Phrag last year in Woods Bay and the Park. If you are in Blackstone and concerned about this invasive, please email Sue to join her in Phragbusting.
Bayfield-Nares Islanders' Association
Anne Stewart: Anne rallies her community to fight Phrag . Find out about about a Phragmites info walk on July 22nd . Join volunteers this summer. Please email Anne to join her in Phragbusting for the Bayfield-Nares Islanders' Association.
Cognashene
Sandy Thompson: Sandy is seen here fighting Phrag in Cognashene. Volunteers are needed for more cuts and mapping this summer. Please email Sandy to join her in Phragbusting in Cognashene.
Collingwood
NVCA, GBF and BMWT (Heather Pictured) over 15 metric tons cleared in 2 years! More to do in 2017, and all the partners are working on a plan to attack the plant. Read about the success and how you can help!
Copperhead
Katherine Denune: Katherine is the chair of the Environment Committee for the Copperhead and Sans Souci Association. Please email Katherine to join the fight or help spread the word for 2017.
Craigleith Provincial Park
The Park coordinated many Phragbusting activities in 2016 . Craigleith Provincial park and nearby Wasaga Beach. For 2017, we'll reach out to them and find out what their plans are in 2017. In the meantime, if you are interested in Phragbusting in this area, please contact GBF at this email, communications and your information will be forwarded to them.
Georgian Bay Association
Phragmites Education and Management Committee: This Committee has representation from a number of Cottage Associations. Here is a link that lists who is on their committee that might be part of your community. Click herefor the Committee mandate and a number of interesting articles are listed on their site.
Grey Sauble Conservation
Grey Sauble Conservation: If you are a volunteer a volunteer group wanting to get involved in Phragmites control within the Grey Sauble watershed please contact Rebecca Ferguson, Stewardship Technician at 519-376-3076 ext 236, or email r.ferguson@greysauble.on.ca. Link to the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority website.
Go Home Bay - Madawaska Club
Kelly Killoran: Please contact Kelly at email Kelly to join the 2017 fight. Kelly Killoran is the President of the Madawaska Club of Go Home Bay.
Honey Harbour
Kathryn Davis: Kathryn has been leading the charge against invasive Phragmites in Honey Harbour for years, including several successful cuts! She needs your help. As a volunteer, you would also be working with the Honey Harbour Association , which has recognized that this plant is a real problem and put in support. Please email Kathryn to join the fight.
Madawaska Club - Go Home Bay
Kelly Killoran: Please contact Kelly at email Kelly to join the 2017 fight. Kelly Killoran is the President of the Madawaska Club of Go Home Bay.
Mill Lake
Tom and Sharon Scanlan :Tom and Sharon are members of the Mill Lake Guardians' Association This first year, they will be learning about Phragmites to identify if any threaten Mill Lake. Please email Tom or Sharon to learn more about it.
Nobel Beach
Sans Souci
Katherine Denune: Katherine is the chair of the Environment Committee for the Sans Souci and Copperhead Association. Please email Katherine to join the fight or help spread the word.
Sturgeon Bay and Pointe Au Baril
Tay Township
Bryan Anderson: Bryan is the Manager of Parks for the Township of Tay. He is helping with activities for the Tay community. Tay enjoys great Phragmites support from Councillor Catherine Root and the Mayor Scott Warnock.
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Please email Bryan to find out about how to combat invasive Phragmites in Tay!
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(Tiny) Wymbolwood Beach
Lynn Short: Lynn is a Professor at Humber College teaching about the environment. Read more about her Phragmites contributions. Tiny and Wymbolwood beach are always looking for volunteers to help the fight. Councillor Hinton of Tiny has supported Lynn and her efforts with trying to control this plant.
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Please email Lynn if you would like to learn what you can do in Tiny or Wymbolwood Beach.
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Wasaga Beach Provincial Park
The Park coordinated many Phragbusting activities in 2016. Wasaga Beach Provincial Park. For 2017, we'll reach out to them and find out what their plans are in 2017. In the meantime, if you are interested in Phragbusting in this area, please contact GBF at this email, communications and your information will be forwarded to them.
Woods Bay
Heather Sargeant: 2017 TBD. Thanks for all the 2016 efforts. View this video and volunteer for 2017 by contacting me. Please email Heather to join the fight or help spread the word. Heather also maintains a
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Woods Bay Phragfighter blog, which has not seen as many postings since starting as Communications Director for Georgian Bay Forever.
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Wymbolwood Beach (Tiny)
Lynn Short: Lynn is a Professor at Humber College teaching about the environment. Read more about her Phragmites contributions. Tiny and Wymbolwood beach are always looking for volunteers to help the fight. Councillor Hinton of Tiny has supported Lynn and her efforts with trying to control this plant.
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Please email Lynn if you would like to learn what you can do in Tiny or Wymbolwood Beach.
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