To engage people in water-wise connections with the land through arts, science and technology. Water flows through all aspects of life, connecting ecosystems and communities. It inspires ideas and inspires us. Then we create ripples.
The ClearWater Futures Foundation is a not-for-profit hub for ecological innovation, water stewardship, environmental leadership development, eco-educational research, nature-based exploration, and mental well-being.
Our flagship site, ClearWater Farm, established in 2016 on the shores of Lake Simcoe in Ontario, serves as a living laboratory where:
Our impact extends even further through Future Chicken, a multi-platform media universe. Featuring the time-traveling Future the Chicken and her team of Planet Protectors, this initiative inspires kids and families worldwide. By sharing tools and imaginative stories, Future Chicken empowers the next generation to take bold action and envision a brighter, healthier future.


At The ClearWater Futures Foundation, we are dedicated to fostering a culture of diversity, equity, respect, inclusion, and anti-racism. We embrace diverse perspectives, beliefs, and experiences, recognizing that our strength lies in the collective voices and experiences of our community. Together, we are more creative and more connected to create ripples! Our commitment extends to our workforce, where we strive to create an inclusive environment, that reflects our diverse communities that we support and work with. Guided by these values, we create spaces and opportunities where everyone can thrive, contribute, and connect to ripples in meaningful ways.
We acknowledge that ClearWater Farm stands on land with a rich history as a meeting place for Indigenous communities and early settlers, where knowledge, culture, and goods were exchanged under the shade of the over 200-year-old Trading Tree. The ClearWater Futures Foundation is committed to reconciliation by honoring this legacy, learning from Indigenous perspectives, and fostering meaningful relationships built on trust, respect, and collaboration. We strive to weave Indigenous knowledge and practices into our work, contributing to a shared future that reflects the principles of truth and reconciliation in Canada.