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Events 2021

Two 2019 passport events take place in January and February 2020. The Passport 2020 events will be posted shortly.

Update on Passport 2020 Program

The Passport to Nature program is a series of expert led outdoor events hosted by either the Land Conservancy KFLA or one of our partner organizations. The 2020 Passport to Nature program is currently on hold. Please check back for updates.

Let’s help our American friends – enter the Oh Canada! photo contest

Greetings Land Conservancy KFLA supporters. As a result of the pandemic, and the subsequent US–Canada border closure, many American nature lovers are not able to visit this summer. Let’s help our American friends experience some of the natural beauty in our region...

Annual General Meeting

The Land Conservancy for KFLA Annual Meeting for 2019 will be held this Wednesday, June 24th at 7 pm on Zoom. Log in information will be sent to everyone who registered on Tuesday evening and again at 6:30 pm on Wednesday. You can register here if you have not already...

Join us for International Trails Day Photo Sharing Event Saturday, June 6

In celebration of International Trails Day, your local land trust is hosting a free online event where people can share natural sights they photographed when walking in our region. Did a plant or animal catch your attention? Do you have a beautiful landscape photo...

Join us on Migratory Bird Day May 9!

The Land Conservancy KFLA, with support from Nature Canada, is hosting an online event May 9th to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day. Leading up to the event, we are asking participants to submit two photographs of birds they have seen in our region to...

We need nature booklet

Thank you to the Ontario Trillium Foundation for a grant which paid all the costs for this publication – design, printing, distribution – the rest was all done by volunteers. To receive a copy please send an email to...

Natural Heritage Strategy in preparation

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.

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