WhiteWater is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of water attractions, creating places where fun can thrive and families make joyful lasting memories. We achieve this by standing alongside our customers from concept to completion of award-winning attractions, from slides to water rides and everything in between. We are dedicated to making products that operators can count on, because we understand the importance of reliability and efficiency on the bottom line—and on the environment.

Burnbrae Farms is a fifth generation Canadian family-owned and operated company that has been producing eggs for over 70 years. It continues to be one of Canada’s leading egg farmers, with farms, grading stations and processing operations across the country. Margaret Hudson and Burnbrae Farms strive to be an industry leader in the promotion of healthy living, progressive animal care, community and environmental sustainability.

Clif Family Foundation supports grassroots groups working tirelessly to conserve wild places and open spaces, advocate for pedestrian- and bike-friendly communities, and expand urban forests and restore watersheds.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) is the department created by the federal Canadian government and is responsible for coordinating environmental policies, programs and making sure there’s a clean, safe and sustainable environment in Canada.

Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) is the world’s largest environmental education organization. FEE’s headquarters are in Copenhagen, Denmark and it administers five programs: Eco-Schools, LEAF, Young Reporters for the Environment, Green Key, and Blue Flag.

Muskoka Brewery is one of Canada’s leading craft beer brewers. Nestled in the heart of Muskoka, Muskoka Brewery handcrafts premium beers as unique and refreshing as the region they’re from.

Our Living Waters is a collaborative network of organizations working together to achieve the ambitious goal of all waters in good health by 2030.

Royal Bank of Canada is a global financial institution and Canada’s biggest bank. RBC supports Swim Drink Fish through the RBC Tech for Nature program, backed by the RBC Foundation. This program brings together charities, data, and technology to solve environmental challenges. It aligns with the fifth pillar of the RBC Climate Blueprint and builds on the legacy of the RBC Blue Water Project.

The Weston Family’s charitable giving programs were first established in the 1950s by Willard Garfield Weston and Reta Weston. Today, the Weston Family Foundation and its Board support Swim Drink Fish through the Foundation’s commitment to Land Conservation. The Foundation is committed to stewardship of the Great Lakes and providing opportunities for Canadians to connect with the wonderful nature surrounding them. 

The Waterkeeper movement began in 1966 on the Hudson River in New York, when a band of local fishermen began fighting back against industrial polluters. The movement grew as the original Riverkeepers, Baykeepers, and Soundkeepers patrolled waterbodies by boat, enforcing environmental laws and responding to pollution concerns from the public.