Îles-de-Contrecoeur National Wildlife Area management plan 2018 . : CW66-584/2018E-PDF

"Îles de Contrecoeur National Wildlife Area (NWA) is made up of 22 small and low-lying islands surrounded by marshes and aquatic grass beds distributed along a 10-kilometre stretch of the St. Lawrence River and that are part of the towns of Contrecoeur and Lavaltrie. Established in 1981 by Environment and Climate Change Canada (at the time Environment Canada), the purpose of this NWA is to conserve a remarkable network of emergent and submerged grass beds as well as islands with high nesting potential for waterfowl in the Montreal region"--p. iii.

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