Celebrate your Watershed with CEW on Saturday July 19, 2008! Check Your Watershed Day is an annual, one day event where you can get your feet wet and learn first hand about your watershed. For more information on how you can get involved,

Do you value your local beach? Prove it! Join Citizens' Environment Watch as we ensure your local beach is safe and healthy for generations to come!

Students at Port Hope High School won the 2008 Citizens’ Environment Watch Conservation Champions of the Year Award!

The Board of Directors are delighted to announce the appointment of Meredith Cochrane as CEW’s new Executive Director. Meredith is a proven leader who understands our mission and who has the capacity to take CEW to the next level of growth and success.

Our one-of-a-kind boots that are going to be auctioned off at our Rubber Boot Ball are on display now at the Bata Shoe Museum!

On behalf of everyone at Citizens’ Environment Watch, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and yours a happy Earth Day!

Does your lake association want to know how your lake or river works and how it is changing?

Do you want to take an active role in ensuring your lake or river remains healthy for generations to come?

Let Citizens’ Environment Watch help you!

Teachers! Students! Sign your class up for Changing Currents today! Changing Currents helps students and teachers plan a water quality monitoring project. With CEW resources and support, students take a field trip to a local stream, collect real scientific data about benthic macroinvertebrates, analyze the data to determine aquatic ecosystem health, and use their findings to take action.