Uncategorized Archives - Corridor Appalachien

18 Aug ANOTHER AREA PROTECTED IN PERPETUITY: LAC SAUVAGE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-ROCHELLE

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Appalachian Corridor is pleased to announce that Lac Sauvage has been designated a protected area, meaning that the water and surrounding land will remain untouched – forever! This conservation project is our first in Sainte-Anne-de-la-Rochelle, and it protects 13.5 hectares of biodiverse natural habitat....

12 Jun A HISTORIC MILESTONE IN CONSERVATION: THE FORÊT BRIÈRE IS NOW PROTECTED

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Appalachian Corridor and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) are proud to announce the success of their fundraising efforts. The campaign to protect the Forêt Brière is now officially over. Thanks to a tremendous collective effort and the generosity of our donors, the goal of raising...

09 Mar TWO ECOLOGICAL GIFTS EXPAND PROTECTED LAND IN EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AREA

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It is with great pride that the Association de conservation du Mont Écho (ACMÉ) and Appalachian Corridor announce the fulfillment of two ecological donations made by citizens of the Town of Brome Lake and Sutton. Their generosity will ensure the protection in perpetuity of nearly...

28 Jan THE MASSAWIPPI CONSERVATION TRUST AND APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR ANNOUNCE A GENEROUS DONATION OF LAND

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The Massawippi Conservation Trust (MCT), in collaboration with Appalachian Corridor, is delighted to announce the protection in perpetuity of the Lim Wetlands property, a magnificent 8-hectare parcel located in the municipality of Hatley, near the mouth of the Tomifobia River. ...

14 Jan AN URGENT CALL TO PROTECT THE FORÊT BRIÈRE: WE STILL NEED TO RAISE $225,000

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La campagne de financement pour la préservation de la Forêt Brière approche de son objectif. Plus de 98 % du financement nécessaire a été sécurisé pour ce projet d’une valeur de 16,4 millions de dollars. Il ne reste plus que 225 000 $ à rassembler,...

25 Nov LAUNCHING A FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN TO COMPLETE THE LARGEST CONSERVATION PROJECT IN RECENT HISTORY

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Appalachian Corridor launching a public fundraising campaign for one of the most significant conservation projects in recent years: the preservation of Brière Forest. Spanning 542 hectares (almost 1,340 acres) in the heart of the Northern Green Mountains, this ecological gem is crucial for biodiversity and...

22 Oct A UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP TO LAUNCH EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL GAMEBOOKS ON BIODIVERSITY

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Appalachian Corridor is proud to announce its partnership with Veritech for the launch of a new series of innovative educational books dedicated to Quebec's biodiversity. Aimed at students aged 4 to 10, these books are designed to awaken curiosity while raising awareness of the need...

04 Oct MOUNT FOSTER PROTECTED IN PERPETUITY: A MAJOR DONATION COMPLETES THE CIRCLE

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Appalachian Corridor is proud to announce the completion of one of the largest conservation projects in its history. The protection in perpetuity of most of Mount Foster has recently been enhanced by a major ecological gift, worth almost $1 million. This addition brings the mountain's area...

11 Mar DONATION HELPS PROTECT NEARLY 24 HECTARES OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS IN BOLTON-EST

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Appalachian Corridor and Conservation des vallons de la Serpentine (CVS) are proud to announce the protection in perpetuity of 23.78 hectares (59 acres) of forest, wetland and water environments in the municipality of East Bolton. A huge thank you to Mrs. Brien Dandurand for her generous...

21 Dec MILLINGTON PEAT BOG: MORE THAN HALF ITS SURFACE AREA NOW PROTECTED IN PERPETUITY

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Appalachian Corridor is pleased to announce that an additional 28 hectares of Millington Bog are now protected in perpetuity. This ecologically rich and extensive wetland is located in the municipality of Austin. This conservation project was made possible by a major donation from its owner,...