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Landowner Resources

Along with the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve, and with funding from St. Lawrence Islands National Park, we've created a website with resources to assist Canadian landowners in the A2A region with practical ideas, technical advice and funding options, so we can work together in preserving the natural integrity of the land.

On our website, you'll find the following, and more:

> Stewardship Agreements & Plans
> Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program
> Forest Certification
> Environmental Farm Plan
> Property Donations

These resources are largely Canadian. Get in touch if you're a U.S. landowner looking for resources, or if you'd like more information.
 

Wildlife Friendly Waterfront

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How wildlife-friendly is your waterfront? Test your knowledge of waterfront conservation and learn about improvements you can make to protect wildlife on our shared landscape.
This brochure contains stories from local landowners and practical information about natural debris, pesticides and insecticides, septic tanks, and more.

Download the brochure to read how two members of the Lake Clear Property Owners' Association rallied their neighbours to work together in restoring their lake.

Created in partnership with Charleston Lake Association, Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority, Leeds-Grenville Stewardship Council, Gananoque River Waterways Association, Donner Canadian Foundation, The WaterShed, Federation of Ontario Cottagers' Associations, Thousand Islands Area Residents' Association, Living By Water Project, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Rideau Valley Conservation Authority

 

Shoreline Stewardship Resources
Everything you need to know about buffers,
mulching, erosion, wells, septic tanks, permitting, invasive species, Lyme Disease, and more
Download our info booklet
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Get in touch with us if you 
have a project you think we can 
help with. We'd love to hear 
from you!


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