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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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Newsletter Spring 2021

Newsletter Spring 2021

We have had a very busy Spring season! It has been an exciting time as announcements have been rolling out over the past few months regarding grants that we had submitted over the winter. There are always funding challenges as a non-profit and we are fortunate to have been successful in securing funding to further our environmental efforts in Niagara!

July 14, 2021Read More

Job Posting: Environmental Technician Contract Summer 2021 (CLOSED)

Land Care Niagara is currently accepting applications for an Environmental Technician Summer 2021 Contract Position

May 15, 2021Read More

Newsletter Winter 2021

The beginning of this year has continued to challenge us all but with the New Year came many good opportunities. Winter months provided the time to seek and apply for the funding we need in order to provide the resources for existing and new projects within Land Care Niagara’s organization.

April 12, 2021Read More
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Excited to spend another evening monitoring bats w Excited to spend another evening monitoring bats with our dedicated volunteers!! 🦇 Sound on!
Species Spotlight! The Common Loon (Gavia immer), Species Spotlight! The Common Loon (Gavia immer), is a carnivorous, diving bird species in the loon family. Common loons are known for their tuxedoed plumage and haunting calls (have a listen in this video!) Did you know many of them stop in the Great Lakes along their migration routes! In the summer, you can find these birds in lakes throughout Ontario, but typically north of Toronto in lakes surrounded by woodlands. Common loons migrate into Canada in the spring for breeding, and spend their winters along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and even the Gulf of Mexico!
We had a great day volunteering at a tree planting We had a great day volunteering at a tree planting event to help improve the health and resilience of the 12 mile creek watershed as part of the Bring Back the Brookies program with @tucanada ! A big thank you to @tucniagara.chapter and @npca_ontario for inviting us to participate in this successful event!
We had a busy afternoon getting our nursery trees We had a busy afternoon getting our nursery trees ready for winter! Big thank you to our volunteers Paige and Katja for helping us weed and install tree guards!
Congratulations to the winner of our win-a-tree co Congratulations to the winner of our win-a-tree contest from our nursery in honor of National Forests Week! We hope you enjoy your new Kentucky coffeetree, Mike!🌲🌲🌲
We are very excited to welcome Michelle Martin, as We are very excited to welcome Michelle Martin, as our new Executive Director at Land Care Niagara! Michelle was born in Scotland and moved to Canada as she had a keen interest in Canadian ecology and wildlife. Michelle was the Stewardship Manager of Land Care Niagara from 2013-2015, and a management biologist for MNRF and MECP from 2015 to 2021. This previous experience with the organization made her very passionate about the mission of Land Care Niagara and she has been actively involved Michelle has a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Glasgow in Scotland and a Masters of Science degree in Biology from Laurentian University as well as business experience as an entrepreneur and business owner. She is always striving to advocate for the natural environment and has dedicated much of her professional and personal time to helping Ontario's Species at Risk. Michelle is extremely excited about this new opportunity with LCN and feels very driven to facilitate great collaborative projects, to make positive changes in Niagara's community and Environment.
Happy Thanksgiving! We are grateful to have such a Happy Thanksgiving! We are grateful to have such an amazing community of volunteers, landowners, and partners who continue to help us in our mission to enhance and restore Niagara's environment. We wouldn't be able to do what we do without all of your support. May you all have a safe and happy holiday! 🦃
Happy #baterday! We are spending this warm thanksg Happy #baterday! We are spending this warm thanksgiving weekend monitoring for bats! Do you know which species of bat is in this video? Hint: The frequency heard was 25 hz
A big thank you to all the volunteers that came ou A big thank you to all the volunteers that came out to our nursery this morning to pot up all of our baby trees and get the nursery ready for winter! The trees thank you too! 😊🌳
Are you interested in increasing the value of your Are you interested in increasing the value of your property, receiving a tax incentive, enhancing wildlife habitat, and restoring the native forest cover of your local environment? Consider joining our Rural Tree Planting Program! To be eligible you must be able to plant a minimum of 500 trees on your property and live in the Niagara Region. If this sounds like you, then contact us soon for more information. Spots are still available for Spring 2022!
Happy #wildlifewednesday ! Do any of you know whic Happy #wildlifewednesday ! Do any of you know which animal is flying around in this video? He was quite hungry! Hint: Sound on! you normally can’t hear them, unless you’re using specialized devices like the one used in this video.
This little guy is a Red-backed salamander. Contra This little guy is a Red-backed salamander. Contrary to the name, this species actually has two different colour morphs. The red-backed morph has a reddish-orange stripe running down the back of its otherwise dark black-gray body. The lead-morph does not have this dorsal stripe. They are quite small, only reaching about 12.5 cm in length. They require moist habitats and are typically found in deciduous or mixed forests, with abundant woody debris and leaf litter. Fun fact! This species are part of the lungless salamander group, because, you guessed it, they don't have lungs! Instead they breathe oxygen directly through their skin which is why they need to remain moist at all times. Pretty cool!
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Land Care Niagara is committed to creating a healthy and sustainable rural and urban environment in the Niagara Region.

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Excited to spend another evening monitoring bats w Excited to spend another evening monitoring bats with our dedicated volunteers!! 🦇 Sound on!
Species Spotlight! The Common Loon (Gavia immer), Species Spotlight! The Common Loon (Gavia immer), is a carnivorous, diving bird species in the loon family. Common loons are known for their tuxedoed plumage and haunting calls (have a listen in this video!) Did you know many of them stop in the Great Lakes along their migration routes! In the summer, you can find these birds in lakes throughout Ontario, but typically north of Toronto in lakes surrounded by woodlands. Common loons migrate into Canada in the spring for breeding, and spend their winters along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and even the Gulf of Mexico!
We had a great day volunteering at a tree planting We had a great day volunteering at a tree planting event to help improve the health and resilience of the 12 mile creek watershed as part of the Bring Back the Brookies program with @tucanada ! A big thank you to @tucniagara.chapter and @npca_ontario for inviting us to participate in this successful event!
We had a busy afternoon getting our nursery trees We had a busy afternoon getting our nursery trees ready for winter! Big thank you to our volunteers Paige and Katja for helping us weed and install tree guards!
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