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Tree Planting

Two programs offered to increase the native biodiversity and resilience of Niagara’s trees; Rural Tree Planting Program to increase woodland habitat and our Urban ‘Re-leaf’ Tree Program to increase the urban canopy of our cities.

Species At Risk

A “species at risk” is any naturally-occurring plant or animal in danger of extinction or of disappearing from the province. Find out more on the species at risk in Niagara and what you can do to help.

Woodworking For Nature

In today’s world youth rarely get the opportunity to work hands on with tools, wood and their own creativity. This program enables youth to connect these skills by creating habitat structures for wildlife.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Land Care Niagara is a not-for-profit organization run by donations and successful funding grants. The majority of LCN activities require additional funding from individuals, foundations, private business and corporations.

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Trees Planted in 2021

Private Landowners Engaged in 2021

Events Participated in 2021

Land Care Niagara Swag Now Available!

We are excited to announce the launch of our Land Care Niagara Shop!

Locally made sustainable bamboo & organic cotton T-Shirts now available.  Extremely soft, comfortable, slim fit & pre-shrunk.
Proceeds will be used as a fundraising initiative, with all funds being used to support the continued delivery of our programs.

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Committed to creating a healthy and sustainable rural and urban environment in the Niagara Region

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Throwback to our plant surveying adventures in the Throwback to our plant surveying adventures in the Niagara region last summer!🌞 #throwbackthursday
Make winter fun again! Head outside and see if you Make winter fun again! Head outside and see if you can complete this Winter Scavenger Hunt! Bonus - Tag us in your photos of your hunt for a chance to WIN an evergreen tree from our nursery!
Ditch the plastic and invest in some reusable prod Ditch the plastic and invest in some reusable produce bags! These are a great alternative to one-use plastics at the grocery store that can double as storage and keep your food fresh for longer! Have more tips on how to live more sustainability? Drop a comment below!
Did you know that plants have developed different Did you know that plants have developed different physical and chemical defense mechanisms? Plants use these defenses against herbivores. Some examples can include thorns, wax, and poison! Swipe to learn more!
Are you interested in volunteering with an environ Are you interested in volunteering with an environmental not-for-profit organization? Good news! We are currently accepting board member applications for volunteers to join our team! Experience in legal, fundraising & event planning, and volunteer engagement is an asset. To apply, please submit an application through our website (Link in bio!)
Have you ever wondered what happens to insects dur Have you ever wondered what happens to insects during the Winter? Many insects including beetles, moths, butterflies, and wasps, can produce their own antifreeze proteins which help prevent their insides from freezing! There are many adaptations that help get insects through these harsh few months, can you think of any others?
This Spring, we will be planting 27,000 native tre This Spring, we will be planting 27,000 native trees across the Niagara Region! Are you a tree planter and interested in helping us hand-plant? Please reach out to manager@landcareniagara.com for more information on how to get involved!
We wish everyone a safe, happy, and healthy holida We wish everyone a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season!
In October, we completed another riparian buffer p In October, we completed another riparian buffer planting with the support of @opgpics. This planting was phase two of a fantastic project that will provide wildlife habitat, control flooding and erosion, and improve the water quality of the Welland River. Thanks to the landowners, volunteers, board members and staff for making this such a successful day!🌲🐟🌱🦆
Time for another #SundayFunday☀️ Take a walk i Time for another #SundayFunday☀️ Take a walk in nature today! Can you spot at least 3 wildlife species?
We were thrilled to participate in a stock viewing We were thrilled to participate in a stock viewing day at Somerville Nurseries, alongside Forests Ontario and other tree planting delivery agencies. To see more photos of the day, check out our story! @somervilleseedlings @forests_ontario
As 2022 comes to a close, we would like to take ti As 2022 comes to a close, we would like to take time to look back on some of the exciting projects we've been working on this year. 🌲 First up, we want to recognize our "Friends of LCN" group, known as the Volunteer Corps! This group was formed as a pilot project in January. It provides members with hands-on professional development in the field, while providing LCN with a group of consistent volunteers and growing our community network. 🪷 We want to give a heartfelt thank you to each of the members who have contributed their time, talents, and ideas to make LCN the best that it can be! If you are interested in learning more about the Volunteer Corps, send us a message.
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Newsletter Spring 2022

Spring has definitely sprung, and Land Care Niagara is bursting into a full bloom of activity. It is so rewarding to see the positive changes that are happening on the landscape this season.

September 6, 2022Read More

Job Posting: Wildlife Technician Contract Summer 2022 (CLOSED)

Land Care Niagara is currently accepting applications for an Wildlife Technician Summer 2022 Contract Position…

May 30, 2022Read More

Newsletter Winter 2022

This Winter has brought many great new things. As one door closes three more open! We have some exciting new projects in 2022. Take a minute, pull up a chair, and find out what we have been up to.

March 1, 2022Read More

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landcareniagara

Committed to creating a healthy and sustainable rural and urban environment in the Niagara Region

Land Care Niagara
Throwback to our plant surveying adventures in the Throwback to our plant surveying adventures in the Niagara region last summer!🌞 #throwbackthursday
Make winter fun again! Head outside and see if you Make winter fun again! Head outside and see if you can complete this Winter Scavenger Hunt! Bonus - Tag us in your photos of your hunt for a chance to WIN an evergreen tree from our nursery!
Ditch the plastic and invest in some reusable prod Ditch the plastic and invest in some reusable produce bags! These are a great alternative to one-use plastics at the grocery store that can double as storage and keep your food fresh for longer! Have more tips on how to live more sustainability? Drop a comment below!
Did you know that plants have developed different Did you know that plants have developed different physical and chemical defense mechanisms? Plants use these defenses against herbivores. Some examples can include thorns, wax, and poison! Swipe to learn more!
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