Ways to Help

“In southern Ontario, wild land is disappearing fast. When it is developed, it’s gone for good.

What the Land Conservancy is doing is a marvelous idea.”

Dr. Diane Arthur, donor of the 16-hectare Arthur Nature Reserve

Become a member
Make a donation for land acquisition or stewardship
Volunteer for a monitoring
trip to a property
Join our Land Acquisition Committee, Mapping Committee, Finance Committee, or Communications Committee.
Contact a committee chair

Talk to friends and family about the importance of land conservation
Take on a stewardship activity or an administrative task
Suggest a property for us to buy
Consider donating your property or placing a conservation easement on it
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There are a number of strategies that you can follow to protect nature on your land.

For information about naturalized shorelines, Watersheds Canada may be of help.
For information about developing a property stewardship plan and a managed forest plan, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources has several guidebooks.

Conservation Ontario has information about aquatic species at risk.
Ontario Nature has a reptiles at risk project.
The Kingston Field Naturalists has excellent local birding records and information materials about butterflies, moths, dragonflies, and damselflies.

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