The Drinking Water Source Protection Program works to prevent the contamination of our municipal drinking water sources in the Greater Sudbury area including Ramsey Lake, the Vermilion River, the Wahnapitae River and 24 municipal wells.

The Plan was approved by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change in September 2014 and has been in effect since April 1, 2015.

EarthCare Sudbury is an entity of the City of Greater Sudbury.

Friends of GOVA Sudbury Transit is a volunteer, grassroots group of transit users in Greater Sudbury.

Friends of the Roxborough Greenbelt is a grassroots neighbourhood stewardship group.  The group was formed in 2006 to protect the Roxborough Greenbelt, 3 hectares of urban forest, adjoining Junction Creek near downtown Sudbury, from imminent development. This goal was realized in 2009, when it became a public natural park.  The group now focuses on stewardship and neighbourhood activities.

The Good Food Box is a non-profit community initiative that allows individuals and families to purchase a variety of nutritious, delicious and fresh vegetables and fruit at wholesale prices.

The Greater Sudbury Food Policy Council is a volunteer community organization focused on sustainable food security.

Greater Sudbury Watershed Alliance is an independent, grassroots; collaborative partnership of the lake, river and creek stewardship committees of Greater Sudbury and other concerned citizens working together to promote and advocate for a healthy watershed.

Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is a not-for-profit, grassroots group guided by a volunteer board, whose main focus is the restoration of Junction Creek.

Lake Stewardship Committees are volunteer resident groups focused on stewardship of their lake or waterway, associated with the City of Greater Sudbury.

The Lakes (Watershed) Advisory Panel is an Advisory Panel to Council on watershed health and lake water quality.