A volunteer-led and community-supported effort to protect an extension to KLT’s Jeffrey-Cowan Forest Preserve on Ston(e)y Lake reaches fundraising goal just days before the September 6th deadline.
KLT held it’s Annual General Meeting in Burleigh Falls in late June. At the meeting, we welcomed new members to the organization’s governance team and thanked outgoing directors for their dedication.
Spring is in the air! In April, KLT held several volunteer orientation training sessions for new and existing volunteers. Additional training sessions are available for anyone interested who was not able to join us in April.
Kawartha Land Trust volunteer and Fleming College student reports on this year’s salamander surveys.
National Volunteer Week in Canada runs from April 14-20, 2024. It’s a chance for us to acknowledge the efforts and impact of Kawartha Land Trust’s amazing volunteers.
Thank you to the volunteers who completed the survey to help inform the future of KLT’s volunteer program. We’re grateful for all of your vital contributions toward protecting the land you love.
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.
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.
Kawartha Land Trust receives grant from Invasive Species Centre to support populations of Endangered American Ginseng
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!
