What is the Q100
Stewardship Project? The Q100 Stewardship Project has been launched in celebration of the Centennial anniversary of Quetico Provincial Park and its American counterpart, Superior National Forest. The project celebrates outfitters and businesses who promote best service and environmental practices to Quetico Park visitors. ... Read More
Membership Benefits Become a member of the Q100 Stewardship Project today and enjoy the many unique learning, networking and marketing opportunities. Join us in our inaugural year as a Partner or as a Supporter and show your commitment to the future of Quetico Park. ...Read More 
Q100 Stewardship Partner
For Outfitters & Guides
Q100 Stewardship Supporter
For Regional Businesses & Organizations
For the inaugural year of the Q100 Stewardship Project, memberships will be limited to the first 100 Supporters (50) and Partners (50). Businesses choosing to pursue membership should have direct or indirect involvement with park visitors. Q100 Members are recognized for
their innovation, reliability, and
commitment to customer service
and environmental responsibility. 
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The Q100 Stewardship Project is one of many initiatives related to Quetico Park's 100th Anniversary in 2009. It is a cooperative effort, designed to reward and celebrate outfitters and businesses who promote best service and environmental practices to Quetico Park visitors. Participation in the Q100 Stewardship Project demonstrates a business' support for innovation and stewardship within Quetico to ensure ecological integrity, tourism sustainability and positive visitor experiences. .. Read More
Inspired By Quetico Exhibit Featured Art from Quetico Provincial Park’s Artist in Residence Program and The Pictograph Gallery’s Quetico’s Centennial Juried Art Exhibit February 1st - 28th, 2010
Calico Coffee House 361B Bay St, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Artists in Residence Jennifer Elchuk, June Hills, Pauline Horricks, Peter Humeniuk, Sarah Furlotte, Carole James, Shirley Quinton and Anne Siciliano The Pictograph Gallery’s Quetico’s Centennial Juried Art Exhibit Sally Burns, Kristy Cameron, Elaine Campanaro, Cori Matichuk, Leigh Mills, Jada Siegfried, Chris Spilchuk, Catherine Timberg and Michele S. Wright
For further information concerning Quetico Provincial Park's Artist in Residence Program, please contact: Susan Bourne at susan.bourne@ontario.ca |  
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