Land Care Niagara (LCN) is committed to creating a healthy and sustainable rural and urban environment, consisting of citizens who are knowledgeable and active in land resource management.
As a not-for-profit community-based organization we seek to provide services and information to rural landowners and other users of private and public lands in Niagara through educational outreach, training initiatives, and land stewardship activities.
To promote and enhance responsible land use practices and cooperation through:
LCN is one of the original 46 Stewardship Councils throughout Ontario that was formed by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario Stewardship Network. There are now only 14 councils remaining since the funding to the Ontario Stewardship Network was discontinued. Other Stewardship Groups have been able to continue to thrive from dedicated volunteer council members.
Members share an interest in conservation, land stewardship, and a genuine respect for land ownership. Council Members bring with them diverse backgrounds and perspectives to help identify stewardship issues of importance to the community. Members listen to other viewpoints, work in the community to pool available resources, and collectively arrive at practical and workable solutions.
Land Care Niagara is a program of the Niagara Community Land Stewardship Council. Council members are volunteers and firmly believe in promoting the merits of responsible land management while respecting the rights of landowners. Selected by a community founding committee, members represent the diverse values the citizens of Niagara place on their land.
Chair, Director
Catherine (OCT) resides in Grimsby and has been a member of the community for the past 25 years.
Secretary, Director
W. Peter Randall (CPM, CHRL) resides on his farm in Campden, Town of Lincoln with his Irish wife and three teenage children.
Council Member
Paul Brown is a dedicated Land Owner who grew up on a rural lot in Pelham and is now a loving grandparent.
Council Member
Katrine Hunter is a graduate of Sir Sandford Fleming College’s Ecosystem Management Technologist program.
Council Member
Mr. Willems is a resident of St Catharines. Recently retired from the automotive sector, where he was employed as a licensed industrial electrician, he was also a qualified ISO 14001 environmental auditor.
Council Member
Born and raised in Cooks Mills, Jessica has graduated from the Environmental Field and Lab…
Having grown up in Fonthill Kathy attended E.L. Crossley. After graduating high school she attended…
Stewardship Manager
Olivia Groff grew up in St. Catherine’s and has always enjoyed being outside. She is a University of Guelph Alumni from the Bachelor of Arts and Science with a focus on Ecology and Geography.
Land Care Niagara is seeking to fill a limited number of vacancies on its 13 member volunteer stewardship Council. Council Members share a strong commitment to the program purpose that represents landowners, land interests and the natural resources within the Niagara Peninsula.
Interested applicants must live within the Regional Municipality of Niagara and be willing to serve for a two-year term. This includes attending council meetings every 5 weeks and participating in one or more sub-committees that meet as required. Please click here for the an application package (PDF). For more information or to send in your application form, please contact the office.
© 2018 — Land Care Niagara. Designed by Ex Nihilo Designs.