Incorporated in 2004, the Land Conservancy currently protects 13 properties for a total of 450 hectares (1100 acres), providing habitat for 18 species at risk.

What we do:

Help us build our local nature corridors 

The Land Conservancy has no paid staff. It is run entirely by volunteers who are dedicated to preserving vital habitat for species survival. Every penny the Land Conservancy receives from members, donors, and funders is used for land acquisition and stewardship. 

About the LC-KFLA 

Protecting one of the most amazingly diverse and still-wild regions of southern Ontario

The region stretches from the islands in Lake Ontario through the limestone plains to the boreal forests in Canadian Shield country to the north. It includes part of the UNESCO-designated Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve and the Algonquin to Adirondack conservation focus area.

Committed to preserving vital habitat for species survival

The Land Conservancy has no paid staff. It is run entirely by volunteers who are striving to create a continuous corridor of protected lands in the region, with a focus on the land between Frontenac Provincial Park and Puzzle Lake Provincial Park.

Interested in supporting this cause?

Ways to help:

• Donate
• Become a member 
• Volunteer for a monitoring trip to a property
• Participate in a LC-KFLA hosted event

The Land Conservancy adheres to the Canadian Land Trust Standards and Practices. 

For more information visit our website or send an email.