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We are all stewards of Niagara’s natural resources!

Residents of Niagara take great pride in their land, hiking on the trails, fishing in the creeks, canoeing on the rivers, hunting in their woodlot, swimming in the lakes, relaxing under a park tree or eating fresh vegetables from the market. They make the most of their natural world and share long family traditions of outdoor recreation with the next generation. With this love for the outdoors they believe in the role of individuals to be stewards of the Region’s natural resources.

As cities and towns expand into areas that are now forest, field, and pasture, greater demands are placed on our urban and rural environment. Our streams and rivers will flow through an increasingly polluted, populated and complex landscape; air quality will decrease and air temperature will increase due to hardscaping and tree loss and our native plant and animal species will suffer due to habitat loss.

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Species At Risk

Allegheny Mountain Dusky Salamander ID Card

American Chestnut ID Card

American Water Willow ID Card

American Water Willow Stewardship Guide

Bats of Ontario Brochure

Bat Call Cheat Sheet  (Printer Friendly)

Black Rat Snake Homeowners Brochure

Blanding’s Turtle ID Card

Butternut ID Card

Common Hoptree ID Card

Cucumber Tree ID Card

Eastern Massasauga Ratlesnake ID Card

Eastern Milksnake ID Card

Farm Incentive Program Species at Risk

Five-Lined Skink ID Card

Flowering Dogwood ID Card

Fowlers Toad Stewardship Guide

Fowlers Toad ID Card

Gray Ratsnake Homeowners Guide

Gray Ratsnake ID Card

Northern Dusky ID Card

Northern Ribbonsnake ID Card

Spotted Turtle ID Card

Spotted Wintergreen ID Card

Swamp Rose-Mallow ID Card

Virginia Mallow ID Card

Coasts & Wetlands

Caring for Nature in Niagara

Protect your Coast with Beachgrass

Pollinator Information

A Landowners Guide to Conserving Native Pollinators in Ontario

Pollinators in Ontario

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2022 Winter Newsletter

2021 Summer/Fall Newsletter

2021 Spring Newsletter

2021 Winter Newsletter

2020 Fall Newsletter

2020 Summer Newsletter

2020 Spring Newsletter

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Public Outreach, Communicaton & Education

LCN helps landowners and the public to engage in cooperative conservation by:

    • Creating a forum through which community stakeholders can work collaboratively toward the achievement of common land and resource stewardship objectives
    • Developing resources that help engage, inform and enable individuals and organizations to become better land stewards
    • Providing information exchange through public presentations, exhibits, and the development and distribution of information products
    • Sharing expertise on area issues by participating on local committees, forums, and events
  • Providing access to environmental and natural resource management programs, services and funding through networking, referrals, consultation and extension

Youth

Real-life, hands-on learning is the best way to engage and teach youth. LCN provides opportunities for young people to make a positive difference to the environment and to their communities through the following programs:

    • Wood Working for Nature
    • Species at Risk Educational outreach
    • Earth Day events
    • Hooked on Fishing not on Drugs
    • Native tree and wildflower planting
  • Funding and in-kind support for youth organizations and initiatives such as the Ontario Envirothon that have an environmental focus

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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!

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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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