The Georgian Bay Biosphere, a charitable organization dedicated to sustainability and biodiversity, is supporting local Indigenous youth by facilitating cultural programs such as language classes, hide tanning camps, and an 850-participant birchbark canoe building project. These initiatives foster community engagement and cultural resilience among Anishinaabe youth, reinforcing marginalized voices and traditions.

Georgian Bay Biosphere (GBB) has released its third annual State of the Bay report, outlining key findings on environmental health, including nutrient loss, invasive species impacts, and varied fish population trends. The report also emphasizes the role of Indigenous perspectives in understanding and addressing the challenges posed by climate change.

On August 24, 2022, the Canadian government announced an investment of over $585,000 through its Enhanced Nature Legacy initiative to support biodiversity conservation efforts at the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve. The funding, announced during a turtle release event attended by Parliamentary Secretary Julie Dabrusin, supports restoration, maintenance, and enhancement of conservation areas, reinforcing community-centered environmental stewardship.

Environment and Climate Change Canada announced an investment of over $585,000 over three years to support conservation and biodiversity efforts within the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve. This initiative reinforces strong public and political engagement in environmental stewardship and sustainable community partnership.