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Projects 2006
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In 2006, the Foundation received 82 proposals and selected 22 projects, providing over $1 million of funding in 11 of Québec's administrative regions. Since its inception in 2000, 92 projects have benefited from its financial support.

Lands and Forests
1.
Restoration and enhancement of Mont Saint-Hilaire
2.
Protection and enhancement of Mont Saint-Grégoire
3.
Parc de la Seigneurie-de-Ramezay
4.
Protection of Québec's southern forest
5.
Protection and enhancement of disturbed coastal ecosystems
Rivers and Lakes
6.
Enhancement of Rivière à Mars ponds
7.
Adaptation of a waterfall on the Curot River (Nunavik)
8.
Enhancement of river 10 rivers biodiversity in farmland in the Rivière des Envies watershed
9.
Streambank stabilization in Clarenceville
10.
Enhancement of the eco-nautical map of Missisquoi Bay
11.
Understanding Water, Protecting Water!
12.
Rehabilitation of stretches of Rivière des Hurons and education of area residents
13.
Restoration of aquatic habitat and protection awareness
14.
Protection and enhancement of Parc de la rivière Doncaster
Wetlands
15.
Protection and enhancement of natural environments at the mouth of the Rivière au Saumon
16.
Protection and enhancement of fragile shoreline habitats on Ross Cove and Saint-Vallier Point
17.
Conservation, restoration and enhancement of Dollard pond
18.
Protection of a turtle egg-laying site
Education and Awareness
19.
Protection of Barrow's goldeneye and its habitat on the upper North Shore, phase I
20.
Education to counter the destructive use of ATVs in fragile environments
21.
Where are the speckled trout hiding?
22.
Environmental education about invasive non-native plants to protect the St. Lawrence wetlands