Photo Gallery of past year activities 2025 and 2026
Photo Gallery of past year activities 2025 and 2026


Local events, community updates, and grassroots citizen news
Photo Gallery of past year activities 2025 and 2026
April 2026 Newsletter
💧🥁 THE RESULTS ARE IN! 🥁💧 At WAMBO, we put two waters to the test and asked a simple question: Which one did you like best? Visitors had the chance to taste Wallaceburg tap water and WaterHut filtered water, then choose the one they preferred. This was not about guessing which water was which. It…
Listen to the Full Episode Here WATCH Citizen Science is excited to share that our work on the St. Clair River is being featured on the Blue Fish Radio Show. In the episode, WATCH Director Kris Lee discusses how citizen science is helping communities better understand and protect the St. Clair River. The conversation highlights…
The My Story Community Exhibition brought our community to life through creativity, connection, and shared experience. With over 30 participants, from ages 6 to 70, stories unfolded through art, writing, and personal expression, each one reflecting a unique connection to the land, water, and place we call home. More than just an exhibition, My Story…
Beat the February blues with a light luncheon, great company, and a splash of curiosity. Join WATCH Citizen Science and the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 18 for an interactive community event celebrating our shared waterways — the Sydenham, Snye, and St. Clair River
Students Spark Inspiration at the My Story Student Exhibition The My Story Student Exhibition lit up Wallaceburg District Secondary School on Friday November 14 as students unveiled powerful artwork and deeply personal stories about their connection to local waterways. The school library was transformed into a bright and welcoming gallery where creativity and community came…
NatureCK Citizen Science Youth Day 2025 Read the full survey report here: On August 10, 2025, NatureCK hosted Youth Day, where 16 families explored local nature and shared their thoughts on protecting rivers and wetlands. Each family received a Nature Exploration Kit to encourage observing wildlife and recording environmental changes as part of citizen science….
We were so excited to see all the interest in Citizen Science – even with the heat turned up! Our Water Taste Challenge kept things cool and fun: the White Cup was Wallaceburg municipal water, and the Blue Cup was reverse osmosis water from the Water Hut. Thanks Water Hut. View the Full Survey Report…
Welcome to Citizen Science We are so glad you found us. This is the beginning of something special and we’re excited to have you along for the journey. Over the past little while, we’ve been out in the community gathering observations, meeting new friends, and sharing in the joy of noticing the world around us….