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Keep up-to-date with all of the happenings at Kawartha Land Trust. We regularly share our conservation news, events you can attend, fieldwork updates, and much more.
If you’re looking for a way to make a lasting impact on the landscape in the Kawarthas, join Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) from 10 a.m. until noon on Saturday, September 23, 2023, for a free community tree-planting and mapping event: The Best Time to Plant a Tree is Today: Trees for All.
In 2022, KLT volunteers and staff planted a rapid reforestation plot at Dance Nature Sanctuary. It’s been 15 months since we first planted 2,000 native plants in the plot. Let’s check back in with KLT volunteer David Marshall to see how the plot is doing!
Field season is in full swing! Three members of Kawartha Land Trust’s field team take a moment to provide us with updates on the 2023 field season.
For Migratory Bird Day 2023, the team at Creators Garden Birds led a day of birdwatching and learning at KLT’s Ballyduff Trails in Pontypool, Ontario.
Just in time for the peak of summer, Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) is proud to officially launch its inaugural Passport to Nature (P2N) program — a year-long series of free, guided adventures in nature. Consider this your passport to spend some quality time in nature with KLT this summer (and all year long)!
Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) recently welcomed two summer students and two new staff members to its team. Learn more about them and their work to protect the land you love.
Kawartha Land Trust protects its new Forbes Lane Property and DeNure Conservation Easement Agreement.
“Legacy” waste removal project took place at KLT property in North Kawartha in time for Earth Day 2023 By Richard Raper, Lead Property Steward, KLT’s Ingleton-Wells
Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) recently welcomed two new volunteers to the organization. Students Rylee Goerlitz and Katherine McEwan are KLT’s Conservation Data & GIS Technician team’s newest
Veronica Price-Jones, Martha Hunt, and Kathryn Frank share their love of nature photography in the KawarthasThere’s something about being outdoors and seeing something special — a
There’s something special about being in nature in winter. The quieter, snow-blanketed landscapes are magical places where you can disconnect from screens and connect with the
Thank you for making 2022 a special year for the Kawartha Land Trust community. Your support ensured that an additional 500 acres of land in the
