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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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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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It can be difficult to tell how many eggs a female It can be difficult to tell how many eggs a female monarch butterfly lays in the wild. The average is probably somewhere between 100 and 300 eggs. Studies of captive female monarchs have of about 700 eggs per female over two to five weeks of egg laying! Wow! That's egg-citing! #speciesatrisk #monarch #butterfly #conservation #education #science #learning #monday #monarchmonday #cool #facts #coolfacts #nature #naturefacts #wildlife #wildlifelovers #naturelovers #animals #animalfacts
Ever seen one of these beauties? #speciesatrisk # Ever seen one of these beauties? #speciesatrisk #wolverine#conservation #education #science #learning #monday #monarchmonday #cool #facts #coolfacts #nature #naturefacts #wildlife #wildlifelovers #naturelovers #animals #animalfacts
Mike cut his teeth in the environment, canoeing an Mike cut his teeth in the environment, canoeing and hiking as a kid with his family. He went on to get his undergrad in Biology at the University of Guelph and has recently completed the Ecosystem Restoration program at Niagara College. With his extensive travel, and work in the animal care and education fields, he brings various skills and experiences, to provide a fresh take on conservation work. Mike is thrilled to join the team and ready to dig into Land Care's excellent projects. Welcome, Mike!
Are you interested in volunteering with an environ Are you interested in volunteering with an environmental not-for-profit organization? Good news! We are 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.
A Monarch Butterfly has four parts to its life cyc A Monarch Butterfly has four parts to its life cycle, Egg, Caterpillar, Pupa and Adult. It takes about one month for a Monarch to go from egg to adult. Some adults migrate and live all winter, while others do not and live two to six weeks. Treasure them while they last! Photo Credit: Gail Richard #speciesatrisk #monarch #butterfly #conservation #education #science #learning #monday #monarchmonday #cool #facts #coolfacts #nature #naturefacts #wildlife #wildlifelovers #naturelovers #animals #animalfacts
Happy Sunday Funday! Looking for something fun to Happy Sunday Funday! Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Try making these easy pine cone bird feeders and watch the diversity of birds you have in your own backyard! #sundayfunday #sundayfundays #sundayfunday☀️ #sundayfunday😎 #nature #naturelover #naturelovers #natureinspired #kidsactivities #family #familytime #outdoors #outdoorsy #wildlife #wildlifeart #wildlifelovers
Did you know that there are over 900 thousand know Did you know that there are over 900 thousand known insect species on earth? That represents about 80% of all species in the world!
Today we celebrate women's strength, courage, and Today we celebrate women's strength, courage, and achievements. We hope you all have a wonderful International Women's day!
Every $2 you donate will plant a tree in Niagara! Every $2 you donate will plant a tree in Niagara! Make an impact with a donation that gives back to the environment and supports a local non-profit. Your donation will help fight climate change, increase canopy cover, reduce biodiversity loss, and keep our waters clean and our ecosystems healthy. Follow the link in our bio to plant a tree today!
Are you looking for an exciting and rewarding oppo Are you looking for an exciting and rewarding opportunity that allows you to help the environment and make a positive impact on local communities? If so, do not miss this opportunity to be a part of a great non-profit organization doing important work. By joining our knowledgeable, inclusive, motivated team at Land Care Niagara you will gain valuable experience in your field and lay the groundwork for a future within areas such as science, biology, natural resources, non-profit organizations, and the environment. #hiring #hiringnow #hiring2023 #wildlifetechnician #wildlife #wildlifelovers #job #jobalert #jobsearch #jobopening
Get ready for our newest feature, Monarch Mondays! Get ready for our newest feature, Monarch Mondays! Come check out lots of cool facts about Monarch butterflies every Monday! Today we start by comparing the Monarch Butterfly with the similar Viceroy Butterfly and a quick way to tell them apart! #monarch #MonarchMonday #monarchbutterfly #butterfly #facts #factsdaily #funfact #funfacts #funfactsforkids #funfactoftheday
Our last invasive species highlight is garlic must Our last invasive species highlight is garlic mustard! Garlic mustard is an invasive plant that was brought to North America in the 1800’s to be used as a herb. Garlic mustard has become a big issue in Niagara’s forests and edge habitats. Like other invasive species, garlic mustard spreads quickly and outcompetes native species. A single plant can produce up to 150 seed pods with 20 seeds per pod, and each seed can remain viable for up to 30 years in the soil! Here are some ways you can mitigate the spread of garlic mustard: If you find garlic mustard in your yard, bag it and throw it in the garbage! Never compost garlic mustard! Clean your shoes after a hike! You can unintentionally spread the seeds to new areas! Join a volunteer pull in the spring with a local environmental organization! Report sightings on the EDDMaps app!
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Job Posting: Environmental Technician Contract Summer 2023

Are you looking for an exciting and rewarding opportunity that allows you to help the environment and make a positive impact on local communities?

March 6, 2023Read More

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

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landcareniagara

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

Land Care Niagara
It can be difficult to tell how many eggs a female It can be difficult to tell how many eggs a female monarch butterfly lays in the wild. The average is probably somewhere between 100 and 300 eggs. Studies of captive female monarchs have of about 700 eggs per female over two to five weeks of egg laying! Wow! That's egg-citing! #speciesatrisk #monarch #butterfly #conservation #education #science #learning #monday #monarchmonday #cool #facts #coolfacts #nature #naturefacts #wildlife #wildlifelovers #naturelovers #animals #animalfacts
Ever seen one of these beauties? #speciesatrisk # Ever seen one of these beauties? #speciesatrisk #wolverine#conservation #education #science #learning #monday #monarchmonday #cool #facts #coolfacts #nature #naturefacts #wildlife #wildlifelovers #naturelovers #animals #animalfacts
Mike cut his teeth in the environment, canoeing an Mike cut his teeth in the environment, canoeing and hiking as a kid with his family. He went on to get his undergrad in Biology at the University of Guelph and has recently completed the Ecosystem Restoration program at Niagara College. With his extensive travel, and work in the animal care and education fields, he brings various skills and experiences, to provide a fresh take on conservation work. Mike is thrilled to join the team and ready to dig into Land Care's excellent projects. Welcome, Mike!
Are you interested in volunteering with an environ Are you interested in volunteering with an environmental not-for-profit organization? Good news! We are 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.
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