Central Ontario forests, including much of the Georgian Bay shoreline, suffer a legacy of widespread calcium decline. The Friends of the Muskoka Watershed launched a community-based project to collect calcium-rich fireplace and woodstove ashes from 100s of Muskoka residents. The project will explore the benefits of ash additions to restore soil and forest health. Join this free webinar for an update of how calcium can move from your fireplace to your pancakes, while restoring forest health and fostering a nature-based solution to climate change.