Photo: J. Trant

The Rideau Lakes Environmental Foundation is our fundraising arm.

We need your help to make BRLA work for you. If you would like to get involved and assist with our activities, or have ideas for programs, please contact us.

• Annual General Meetings
• Board Meetings

The Executive

President Peter Copestake email: president Vice President Toby Spry email: vicepresident

Treasurer Barbara Keays email: treasurer Secretary Marco Smits  email: secretary

Directors

Member Communications Melanie Sterling   Environment Gordon Southam email: environment   Government Affairs Volunteer Required email: govtaffairs Membership Chair Dianna Petrie  email: membership Marine Safety Toby Spry email: lakesafety

Representing Adam Lake Hugh Burrows   Recreation Ian Shackell Beth Evans email: recreation   At Large Sue van Slooten

Program Coordinators

Driftwords (newsletter) Sue Van Slooten email: driftwords	Web Site Melanie Sterling  email: webmaster	Cow Island Doug Arrand
Regatta The Evans Family	Sailing J. Trant email: sailing

Summer Staff 2010

Counsellor + Swim Instructor
Sarah Osipenko

Shannon Castledine

Maintenance

Matt Shackell
 

Annual General Meetings

BRLA's Annual General Meetings are usually held on the Saturday after the July long weekend.

Agenda (PDF)
Minutes (PDF)

2007

Agenda (PDF)
Minutes (PDF)

2006

Agenda (PDF)
Minutes (PDF)

2005

Agenda (PDF)
Minutes (PDF)

2004

Minutes (PDF)

The BRLA Board Meets 4-6 time per year (depending on issues). Board meetings are open.
For details, email: president

The Rideau Lakes Environmental Foundation (RLEF)

The Rideau Lakes Environmental Foundation is the fundraising arm of the Big Rideau Lake Association, and is a registered charity with Revenue Canada. RLEF actively solicits donations to support environmantal activities on the Rideau Lakes.

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BRLA and the Center for Sustainable Watersheds (CSW)

In 2003 the extensive environmental research programs fostered by the Big Rideau Lake Association were the foundation for the creation of the Center for Sustainable Watersheds (CSW). The CSW is independently governed and funded, with its own Board of Directors, staff and financial resources.