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Renaissance Brome Lake
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Conservation
Lac Brome
News
March 24th, 2023
Canada commits $420 million for Great Lakes environmental work during Biden visit warns
March 22th, 2023
Humanity has 'broken the water cycle,' UN chief warns
March 22th, 2023
March 20th, 2023
March 16th, 2023
Several lakes in Bas-Saint-Laurent are at risk of being invaded by zebra mussels
March 6th, 2023
Emerging contaminants in treated water in the Eastern Townships
March 2nd, 2023
Our mission
CLB's main mission is to make citizens, the municipality and other organizations aware of the best practices likely to improve the water quality of Brome Lake and its tributaries.
In this context, the actions taken aim to ensure users' sustainable use of their bodies of water while minimizing the potential negative impacts on the fauna and flora that develop there.
Who are we?
A non-profit citizen organization, founded in 2001, and dedicated to monitoring, protecting and improving the health of Brome Lake and its watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
Economic heart of the City of Lac Brome
It is essential to remember that the quality of the social fabric and the economic level of Lac-Brome is directly proportional to the quality of the lake water and its uses; the two components are intrinsically linked.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
Why become a member of CLB?
- Participate in the restoration of the lake and its tributaries
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
Who are we?
A non-profit citizen organization, founded in 2001, and dedicated to monitoring, protecting and improving the health of Brome Lake and its watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
Economic heart of the City of Lac Brome
It is essential to remember that the quality of the social fabric and the economic level of Lac-Brome is directly proportional to the quality of the lake water and its uses; the two components are intrinsically linked.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
Why become a member of CLB?
- Participate in the restoration of the lake and its tributaries
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
Who are we?
A non-profit citizen organization, founded in 2001, and dedicated to monitoring, protecting and improving the health of Brome Lake and its watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
Economic heart of the City of Lac Brome
It is essential to remember that the quality of the social fabric and the economic level of Lac-Brome is directly proportional to the quality of the lake water and its uses; the two components are intrinsically linked.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
Why become a member of CLB?
- Participate in the restoration of the lake and its tributaries
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
Who are we?
A non-profit citizen organization, founded in 2001, and dedicated to monitoring, protecting and improving the health of Brome Lake and its watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
Economic heart of the City of Lac Brome
It is essential to remember that the quality of the social fabric and the economic level of Lac-Brome is directly proportional to the quality of the lake water and its uses; the two components are intrinsically linked.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
Why become a member of CLB?
- Participate in the restoration of the lake and its tributaries
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
Who are we?
A non-profit citizen organization, founded in 2001, and dedicated to monitoring, protecting and improving the health of Brome Lake and its watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
Economic heart of the City of Lac Brome
It is essential to remember that the quality of the social fabric and the economic level of Lac-Brome is directly proportional to the quality of the lake water and its uses; the two components are intrinsically linked.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
An unusable lake means, among other things, a drop in the property value of residences, loss of revenue for the municipality, drop in tourist appeal, the number of second homes, reduction in tourism and in the number of business customers.
Why become a member of CLB?
- Participate in the restoration of the lake and its tributaries
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
- Obtain information on water quality (monitoring) and good ecological practices
- Obtain advice on the renaturalization of shorelines
- Influencing the people who decide on priorities for action
- Participate in general meetings and decisions of Conservation lac Brome
- Be part of our bank of volunteers for our events.
- Obtain discounts on products offered by CLB and its partners.
Who are we?
A non-profit citizen organization, founded in 2001, and dedicated to monitoring, protecting and improving the health of Brome Lake and its watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
CLB's participation in the many environmental programs overseen by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change gives rigour, credibility and supervision to its approach and its interventions while giving it access to experts. These programs include the Voluntary Lake Monitoring Network and the Réseau-Rivières, which monitors the water quality of lakes and rivers. The organization is also scientifically supervised by the Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska, which works to promote sustainable and integrated water management in the watershed.
Economic heart of the City of Lac Brome