Landowners eligible for tax benefits while the environment gains protection!
As a result of HHLT’s mapping and evaluating of wetland complexes within the Highlands Corridor, 4892 ha of wetland have been designated as provincially significant. Landowners with Provincially Significant Wetlands […]
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Strong Community Support for Highlands Corridor Protection
A recent community and stakeholder survey produced as part of HHLT’s 2022-23 strategic planning process indicated strong support for HHLT’s work on protecting the Highlands Corridor. Survey respondents were asked […]
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HHLT Partners in Conservation
Understanding the importance of good stewardship on private lands within the Highlands Corridor, HHLT initiated a Partners in Conservation (PIC) program in 2021. Thanks to a generous, multi-year grant from […]
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Wildlife Conservation Society Canada – Key Biodiversity Areas in Haliburton County
The Haliburton Highlands Land Trust has been in conversation with Wildlife Conservation Society Canada and through the implementation of a data sharing agreement, has provided data and mapping from the […]
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Highlands Corridor – Shad Foundation Supports HHLT
In November 2022, the Schad Foundation donated $10,000 to support the Haliburton Highlands Land Trust (HHLT) for its work to advance protection of the Highlands Corridor. Peter Kendall, Executive Director […]
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Birds of a Feather Concert Video
On August 22nd, 2022, HHLT threw a fundraising concert party in a large tent at Abbey Gardens. Local pianist, Drew Allen, did a wonderful job of entertaining the jam-packed crowd. […]
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Birds of a Feather Concert Highlights
HHLT’s annual fundraiser was a sold-out smashing success. It was held at the Abbey Gardens outdoor concert venue and featured pianist Drew Allen, delicious appetizers supplied by Abbey Gardens, and […]
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Ontario Nature Blog Post on the Highlands Corridor
Ontario Nature, a conservation organization that protects wild species and spaces through conservation, education and public engagement has published a blog post describing the importance of the Highlands Corridor. Click […]
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Missing: Have You Seen These Lost Ladybugs?
Attention all Citizen Scientists! Help HHLT sleuth for once common, now endangered Transverse and Nine-spotted Ladybugs. If possible, once any Lady Beetle is spotted, please take photos. from various angles, and […]
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Land Trust Discovery Days returning to live events – Speaking of Wildlife March 20
The Haliburton Highlands Land Trust is excited to once again offer live, in-person events as part of our Land Trust Discovery Days. This series of educational workshops and events are […]
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