– Long Point Basin Land Trust to present award at 17th Annual Fred Eaglesmith Charity Picnic –
(Port Rowan, Ontario.) The charitable efforts of Juno Award winning folk-rock-root musician, Fred Eaglesmith, are being recognized by the Long Point Basin Land Trust (LPBLT) at the performer’s annual music festival this summer.
Land Trust Celebrates Year 15 with Community and Partners
– Upcoming events a great way for people to connect with nature, the outdoors and good times –
(Port Rowan, Ontario.) Long Point Basin Land Trust (LPBLT) has been a part of the community for 15 years and will mark this milestone by participating in a number of local environmental
ViewPoint – Summer 2011 – LPBLT celebrates 15 years of nature conservation!
The Long Point Basin Land Trust was founded 15 years ago and over the last year or so we have hit our stride which is reflected in our growing base of volunteers and supporters, the increasing number of enquiries we receive regarding land stewardship options, and in the diversification of
Land Trust Publishes New Reptile Guide
– Local conservation group also launches new online nature sightings board –
(Port Rowan, Ontario.) Building on the success of its Gardening with Native Plants guide, Long Point Basin Land Trust has launched a second biodiversity handbook tailored to southern Ontario’s Carolinian Region. Conserving Carolinian Reptiles: A Biodiversity Handbook is
Business Partners Pitch in for Nature
– Growing Network of Green Groups supporting Land Trust Conservation Efforts –
(Port Rowan, Ontario) Local businesses and musicians are throwing their support behind the Long Point Basin Land Trust’s (LPBLT) conservation efforts in our community. The Land Trust is a charitable non-government conservation group which protects natural habitats, helps
Land Trust Launches “Gardening with Native Plants” Handbook
– Conservation group donates new guide to local schools for Earth Week –
(Port Rowan, Ontario.) In celebration of Earth Week and International Biodiversity Year, the Long Point Basin Land Trust has launched a new publication tailored specifically to southern Ontario’s Carolinian Region. Gardening with Native Plants: A Biodiversity Handbook
Viewpoint – Winter 2010
This special update highlights recent conservation efforts in the Long Point Basin which are helping to protect and recover populations of native turtles and snakes. As we mark the United Nations’ International Year of Biodiversity, it seems a fitting time to recognize work being undertaken by the Land Trust
Viewpoint – Spring 2009
This newsletter is being published at a particularly exciting time. The Land Trust has had its best year ever with heightened levels of support and participation from our growing community. Our capacity building project is now finished and surpassed many of the goals we had set. The Arthur Langford Nature
Viewpoint – Summer 2008
Our first newsletter highlights the successful completion of our fundraising campaign for the Arthur Langford Nature Reserve and profiles the Trust’s first reserve, the Jackson – Gunn Old Growth Forest. It also highlights efforts to build new conservation programs in Carolinian Canada. Read the newsletter here.