Arthur Langford Nature Reserve

Size: 181
Protected Since: January 13, 2008
Maintained Trails: Yes
Hunting: Yes
Habitats: Meadow, Carolinian Forest and Swamp Forest
Address: 650 Barth Side Road, Langton, ON

Note: Named after the late Dr. Arthur N. Langford, founding President of Long Point Basin Land Trust, the Arthur Langford Nature Reserve is one of many hidden treasures in the Long Point Basin.

This large property is mostly wooded, containing large expanses of interior forest habitat including swamp forest. The property forms an important core natural area, serving as a vital headwater for Venison Creek and the Little Otter Creek watersheds. Portions of the property also contain cultural meadows which provide habitat for open-ground species and pollinators.

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Named after the late Dr. Arthur N. Langford, founding President of Long Point Basin Land Trust, the Arthur Langford Nature Reserve is one of many hidden treasures in the Long Point Basin.

This large property is mostly wooded, containing large expanses of interior forest habitat including swamp forest. The property forms an important core natural area, serving as a vital headwater for Venison Creek and the Little Otter Creek watersheds. Portions of the property also contain cultural meadows which provide habitat for open-ground species and pollinators.