Committees

These committees perform a variety of functions beyond our monthly members meetings.

Interested in joining a committee? It is a great way to become more involved in the club.

Send us an email and we can put you in touch with appropriate individual

The Heritage Committee is a fundraising committee and we donate to help purchase or protect special properties.

Our committee was created in 1991 to adopt the Little River Watershed. We focus on cleaning up the river and shoreline. As well, our partnership with the City of Windsor, Detroit River Canadian Cleanup and Essex Region Conservation Authority has planted over 48000 trees and shrubs in the watershed.

The Membership Committee is dedicated to recommend and pursue strategies to ensure the club is inclusive and welcoming to members
of all races, genders, ages, religions, identities and experiences.

This small group of members works towards providing a quality experience for club members

The Bluebird Committee manages and maintains Bluebird trails in Essex County.  At the present time 8 trails and 27 Bluebird houses are maintained.  The houses are erected in open areas with short low growing vegetation like pastures, mowed lawns and cut fields.  The houses are cleaned of old nesting materials and debris before the next spring nesting season.  The committee takes special care to repair boxes, replacing if necessary from years of wear, putting pine needles in the box for nesting material, pine tarring posts to deter predators and relocating boxes if necessary if the particular trail is not doing well.  The committee will consult others who want to put up their own Bluebird trail.