“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.
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.
Seed biologist Melissa Spearing passed away in late August, in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Originally from Bethany, Melissa was a passionate steward and protector of nature and her loss has been felt by the conservation community throughout the Kawarthas and the country. In memory of Melissa and her life’s work, the Spearing Family has requested that donations made in her memory be made to Kawartha Land Trust. With the support of the Spearing Family, KLT is directing donations to The Melissa Spearing Memorial Fund.
Protect the land you love — volunteer as a Lead Property Steward with Kawartha Land Trust (KLT). KLT is seeking volunteer Lead Property Stewards or Additional Lead Property Stewards for several of our nature reserves.
Kawartha Land Trust receives grant from Invasive Species Centre to support populations of Endangered American Ginseng
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.
Kawartha Land Trust protects its new Forbes Lane Property and DeNure Conservation Easement Agreement.
Master’s student Jordan McDonald writes about working with KLT staff, volunteers, and landowners to survey
After five years of creating community around conservation, Patricia Wilson is leaving Kawartha Land Trust
By Marie Clement, KLT Volunteer, as part of KLT’s 20th Anniversary Series Well, maybe Kawartha
