LPBLT Newsletter | Winter 2025 Edition: 🌲HWA is Here | Local Family’s Giving Tradition | Foxsnake Conservation and More
Inside this edition of the Long Point Basin Land Trust newsletter, you will find:
A Family Tradition of Giving Back – How one local family turned holiday giving into lasting conservation
LPBLT Newsletter | Fall 2025 Edition: 🌿NEW Nature Reserve | Reflections on Summer in Norfolk | Branded Gear
Inside this edition of the Long Point Basin Land Trust newsletter, you will find:
New Nature Reserve: Learn how we’ve permanently protected a 61.7-acre property along Mud Creek in southern Norfolk
Pictured in header image: Stackhouse Forest Sanctuary.
Norfolk County May 2025 – As I watch the tractor rumble back and forth across the sandy field my excitement grows, for we are not planting soybeans or corn today. Instead, acorns of Black, Red and White Oaks are fed through a modified
On Sunday, September 7th supporters of Long Point Basin Land Trust gathered at Long Point Eco-Adventures in the Forestview Pavilion for the 4th Annual Supporter Appreciation Gathering. Guests included volunteers, donors, local community leaders, and Haldimand-Norfolk MPP Bobbi Ann Brady. MPP Brady brought greetings from the Province, and Executive Director […]
LPBLT Newsletter | Summer 2025 Edition: 💚 A Profile in Giving | Endangered Butterfly Released | NEW ETO Events Added
Inside this edition of the Long Point Basin Land Trust newsletter, you will find:
Generational Giving: Discover how the DeCloet family’s recent planting day brought together multiple generations to
In 2024, Long Point Basin Land Trust expanded its network of protected areas with the acquisition of the DeCloet Family Forest Legacy, an 18-hectare property in Norfolk County. With generous support from Paul and Ben DeCloet, this new reserve builds on the family’s earlier conservation efforts, including the adjacent Paul
Welcome to the Walking Arboretum and Biodiversity Tour
The Arboretum Tour at Spring Arbour Farm Nature Reserve offers a serene walk through a collection of 13 native tree species, each marked with an informative sign and a yellow dot to aid in identification. As you explore, you’ll learn about the
LPBLT Newsletter | Spring 2025 Edition:⚠️Help Stop the Spread | Gardening with Native Plants | Introducing New Staff
Inside this edition of the Long Point Basin Land Trust newsletter, you will find:
Invasive Species Alert: Learn about the rapid spread of garlic mustard and its impact on native
Controlling invasive species is a top priority for the Long Point Basin Land Trust. With frequent monitoring on our current and newly acquired properties, the Land Trust is actively controlling the spread of species that are harmful to our native ecosystem.
Clear Creek and its tributaries is a vital cold-water
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