Notes From the Field: Michaela Dupuis, Land Stewardship Technician
As the summer field season wraps up, Land Stewardship Technician Michaela Dupuis took some time out of her busy schedule to share about the work she has done with Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) and some of her favorite moments on the land she loves.
Supporting Invasive Species Action in the Kawarthas with Funding from the Invasive Species Action Fund
Kawartha Land Trust receives grant from Invasive Species Centre to support populations of Endangered American Ginseng
Moving Beyond Species at Risk Conservation — Linking Settler & Indigenous Perspectives on Conservation
Kawartha Land Trust staff and volunteers learn Indigenous perspectives on conservation through four-part workshop with 4 Directions’ Gary Pritchard Throughout October, Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) staff and over 45 volunteers participated in a learning journey to learn more about Indigenous science and conservation through a workshop series titled “All Our Relations: Moving Beyond Species at […]
Pipers’ Woods: 61 Acres of Forest Now Protected by Kawartha Land Trust
Mature woodlot in Peterborough County home to three species-at-risk Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) is pleased to celebrate the gift of Pipers’ Woods — a beautiful, 61-acre woodlot that was generously gifted to KLT by two donors who wish to remain anonymous. This mature woodlot, which is situated on limestone bedrock, is part of a connected, […]
Planting Trees & Restoring Habitat at Kawartha Land Trust’s Ballyduff Trails
On Saturday, May 28, 2022, Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) staff and volunteers came together to plant 600 Red Pine, Bur Oak and Red Oak trees at Ballyduff Trails in Pontypool, Ontario. This effort is part of KLT’s ongoing efforts to restore degraded forest stands in the southern part of the property and provide habitat for […]
Protecting Vulnerable Species at Risk in the Kawarthas
For the past 20 years, Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) and its dedicated supporters have protected ecologically significant land in the Kawarthas to help preserve the natural landscape and conserve the rich biodiversity of the region. Learn more about species at risk in the region and our new interactive map.