Friends of Oliphant Coastal Environments

The U.S. Corps of Engineers has reported that March water levels in Lake Huron/Michigan are up about one foot over the levels reported in March 2008. Click on the small graph for a summary of March water levels from 1918 onwards. What does it mean? …….Who Knows???…

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Owen Sound Sun Times July 2008………..Detroit News March 2009

In July 2008, Friends of Oliphant Coastal Environments presented the Town of South Bruce Peninsula Council with a number of suggestions for reducing vehicle impact on Oliphant beaches. In addition, strategies to enhance the safety and comfort of a variety of user groups within the context of controlled access, were provided.

Friends of Oliphant Coastal Environments is delighted to have been awarded a $2000 grant from Freshwater Futures in May 2008. The grant is to support FOOCE’s work to engage community in a process of education, awareness and collaborative problem solving to protect rare and sensitive fen, alvar and beach ecosystems in the Oliphant community and adjacent Fishing Islands. Read more… »

Patrick Donnelly To Speak On Oliphant’s Unique Coastal Environments, Saturday, August 9th

Patrick Donnelly, Coastal Resources Manager of the Lake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation will present information about the unique coastal environments of Oliphant, on Saturday, August 9th, 7:30 p.m. at the Oliphant Camper’s Church, Church Street, Oliphant. Read more… »