Kawartha Land Trust’s recent Thanks.Giving event was an opportunity to reflect upon the impact of volunteers on conservation in the Kawarthas and highlight the work of legacy volunteer Al Sippel.
From the prairies of Saskatchewan to the tallgrass prairie of Pontypool, Canadian Conservation Corps Intern Tanner Stevens took a brief break from the field to relay his experience interning with Kawartha Land Trust this fall.
Learn how Kawartha Land Trust is working with private landowners through our Partners in Conservation program to enhance wildlife habitat. This September, Rachel Barrington, KLT’s Partners in Conservation Coordinator, and a KLT volunteer installed a Wood Duck nesting box on land owned by one of our Partners in Conservation.
The Michael Young Family Foundation is investing $600K over four years in Kawartha Land Trust to help empower landowners and their communities to steward local farmlands, wetlands, grasslands, and forests as one thriving ecosystem.
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.
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 protects its new Forbes Lane Property and DeNure Conservation Easement Agreement.
Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) recently welcomed two new volunteers to the organization. Students Rylee Goerlitz
Thank you for making 2022 a special year for the Kawartha Land Trust community. Your
Kawartha Land Trust staff and volunteers learn Indigenous perspectives on conservation through four-part workshop with
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