Land Conservancy properties provide habitat for 18 species at risk.
Salmon Island is one of six properties owned by the Land Conservancy.
A beautiful place to visit all year.
A conservation easement protects this shoreline on the Salmon River forever.
It’s raining. They’ve spent a few hours collecting garbage from Meyer Woods. And they’re all smiling. You can help, too
Our goal is to preserve wild lands in the Ontario counties of Frontenac and Lennox and Addington, providing vital habitat for the diverse plant and animal species here.
So far, we are
Please read more on this web site about how you can help our land conservation efforts.
Our April 12, 2017 annual meeting was a resounding success. Dr. Warren Mabee focused on what climate change will do to the environment over the next few decades. Dr. Mabee had fascinating graphs of potential changes to the tree species
Thanks to an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant, we have hired Lesley Rudy as project management support and North-South Environmental Inc. for analysis and writing, both to help us develop a Natural Heritage Strategy.
Watch a short video. Four students from the Fleming College Ecosystem Management Technology program — Mitchel Kellar, Adrienne Parsons, Rebekah Short, and Elizabeth Travers — reported at our last annual general meeting on best practices for Bobolink and Eastern Meadowlark breeding
Laurel Trull lost good friend Ernie Munroe in 2014. “Ernie inspired many with his zest for life. He worked out regularly, loved jazz, played the keyboard, and enjoyed walking with friends on the local trails. He especially enjoyed seeing the
From May to October on the last Sunday of each month, volunteers gather at the Depot Creek Nature Reserve from noon until 3:00 pm to ensure the nature reserve stays healthy. Work party activities may include trail monitoring, spreading wood