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The Ted Knott Chapter of Freshwater Conservation Canada (formerly Trout Unlimited Canada) is a volunteer based organization that is passionately focused on protecting and restoring coldwater fish habitat in the Bronte Creek, Sixteen Mile Creek, Spencer Creek and Mill Creek watersheds.
We work closely with our national organization, Freshwater Conservation Canada, and our partners at Conservation Halton, Hamilton Conservation Authority and Grand River Conservation Authority to monitor stream conditions, perform outreach and education and to deliver stream rehabilitation projects. We also work closely with other groups that have similar interests or missions and mandates such as the Hamilton Area Fly Fishers and Tyers, Courtcliffe Park Committee and the Izaac Walton Fly Fishing Club. |
BECOME A CHAPTER MEMBER
We'd love to have you join the chapter as a member. By joining Freshwater Conservation Canada, your are supporting Canada's leading water conservation organization. An annual membership to Freshwater Conservation Canada costs $40, of which close to 100% goes towards supporting on the ground restoration efforts. Your $40 membership is eligible for a charitable receipt. When you join, be sure to select Ted Knott Chapter as your home chapter. When you do, 50% of your member dues support work in our area. If you're interested in becoming a member, please select the link below which will direct you to Freshwater Conservation Canada's website, our parent organization. Thank you.
We'd love to have you join the chapter as a member. By joining Freshwater Conservation Canada, your are supporting Canada's leading water conservation organization. An annual membership to Freshwater Conservation Canada costs $40, of which close to 100% goes towards supporting on the ground restoration efforts. Your $40 membership is eligible for a charitable receipt. When you join, be sure to select Ted Knott Chapter as your home chapter. When you do, 50% of your member dues support work in our area. If you're interested in becoming a member, please select the link below which will direct you to Freshwater Conservation Canada's website, our parent organization. Thank you.