Conclusive results
La Mauricie National Park
Results of 15 years of restoration efforts
- More than 100,000 logs removed from 20 lakes
- 44.2 km of shoreline and 2.5 km of linear waterways cleaned
- 20 splash dams dismantled
- 14 lakes restored for brook trout habitats
- 52,600 fry raised in fish farms and returned to the water
- 4,160 brook trout relocated
Other benefits
- 10 brook trout populations restored
- Nearly 20% of La Mauricie National Park’s lakes restored
- 366 forms filled out by the public for the Counting for Loon Protection program, a citizen science project to contribute to the loon’s inventory
- Several beaches dewatered following the splash dam dismantling at Caribou, Dauphinais, Bouchard, Reid, Isaïe, and Waber Lakes and Cobb Bay
- Nearly half the logs removed from the lakes reused for creating interpretation material, producing works of art, and selling in batches to the public
- More than 10,000 people informed about environmental protection through educational activities
Photo gallery
Inventory of restoration efforts
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Inventory of restoration efforts
For a larger version of this map, see printable version. (PDF, 3.7 MB)
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