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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.
Fungi are everywhere – according to Kew Gardens State of the Worlds Plant and Fungi 2023, there are estimated to be 2.5 million species of fungi worldwide, of which only 155,000 species have been formally named. They can be found in nearly all environments – from soil and air to water and even within other organisms. Learn more in this article by volunteer Susan Scott.
After a months-long campaign, Kawartha Land Trust has reached its community fundraising goal and is moving forward to purchase this ecologically significant property.
“Legacy giving is the best way of knowing that what we have spent a lifetime of working for will actually make all of our efforts mean something in the end.” – Cedar Stand Society Members Robert Ertel and Ron Awde.
Blending Indigenous teaching with hands-on learning, KLT’s “How to Catch a Fish with Care” Passport to Nature event in Lakehurst offered participants a deeper understanding of sustainable fishing, community, and care.
With over 3,000 native trees planted across conserved and private lands, Kawartha Land Trust and the community are restoring ecosystems, enhancing biodiversity, and building climate resilience across the Oak Ridges Moraine.
Kawartha Land Trust is proud to be among the first land trusts in Canada to achieve Conservation Excellence Certification from the Centre for Land Conservation.
Have you ever thought about volunteering with Kawartha Land Trust (KLT)? Now is the perfect time to get involved! We’re currently onboarding new volunteers and our annual volunteer orientation is just around the corner in early April. Don’t miss your chance to help make a difference for nature in the Kawarthas.
At-risk wildlife haven and vital interior forest adjacent to the Peterborough County Forest conserved for future generations.
It’s been a year of celebration and discovery at Kawartha Land Trust’s largest property. Learn what’s happened on the landscape and what’s planned for the coming year.
The two-and-a-half-year investment will support restoration and stewardship work on conserved and private lands on a section of the Oak Ridges Moraine in the Kawarthas.
Kawartha Land Trust announces the receipt of an Ontario Trillium Foundation Capital Grant that will support the ongoing maintenance of KLT’s public access footpaths and the stewardship of its protected lands.
Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) is a big community of volunteers, donors, staff, and supporters working to conserve the natural and working lands of the Kawarthas. It takes a community of passionate and dedicated people to protect the land we love. Today we would like to introduce you to another one of our incredible volunteers — Barb Elliot.
