Wasaga Beach is growing—but are we building a climate-resilient, environmentally responsible community, or simply a bigger version of the past? Read our latest blog to discover why municipalities matter—and why Wasaga Beach must turn climate commitments into action.

New housing developments are aggressively destroying Wasaga Beach's natural environment—including its tree canopy, woodlands, wetlands, dunes and wildlife. Because these projects do not pay for themselves, local taxpayers are being left to clear both the environmental and financial wreckage.

A- FIVE REASONS WHY WETLANDS ARE IMPORTANT AND NEED TO BE PROTECTED: 1. Wetlands are the kidneys of the planet: Wetlands have the wonderful ability to remove pollutants from water, thanks to their luscious vegetation. Cattails, for example, are able to capture excess phosphorus and nitrogen, thereby preventing harmful algal blooms. Wetlands are able to get rid of 90% of water-borne pathogens. This is crucial as wetlands recharge groundwater, which 26% of Canadians rel

NVCA letter opposes proposal for high-density development on Beachwood Road in Wasaga Beach

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Wasaga Beach is recognized as the longest fresh water beach in the world. The creation of natural beauty is within our reach to enjoy...