Upcoming Events

The Central Algoma Land Trust hosts events throughout the year to engage the community and promote land stewardship. All events are open to the public unless otherwise specified, but membership is encouraged to help advance conservation efforts within the Central Algoma region.

Explore the Thessalon River Delta/Rock Lake Red Oak Conservation Reserve
Aug
27

Explore the Thessalon River Delta/Rock Lake Red Oak Conservation Reserve

  • Thessalon River Delta/Rock Lake Red Oak Conservation Reserve (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Explore the Thessalon River Delta/Rock Lake Red Oak Conservation Reserve with us and help us document the plant and wildlife species that are present using iNaturalist. There are no established trails, so participants should be prepared for some bushwhacking and uneven terrain. 

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Guided Hike at the Gravel Point Preserve
Aug
19

Guided Hike at the Gravel Point Preserve

Join us for a guided hike at our Gravel Point Preserve Hiking Trails. This is an easy to moderate hike, mostly flat with only small changes in elevation and uneven ground. The hike is approximately 4km and it will take approximately two hours, depending on the pace.

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Bat Night
Jul
29

Bat Night

  • Central Algoma Land Trust Conservation Centre (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join the Central Algoma Land Trust for a presentation about local bats. Discover why bats are important to our ecosystems and learn how to identify them. Following the presentation, participants will take a short walk through the Boyer Preserve to listen for bats in flight using handheld bat detectors.

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Annual General Meeting
Jul
27

Annual General Meeting

  • Central Algoma Land Trust Conservation Centre (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join the Central Algoma Land Trust for its Annual General Meeting on Sunday, July 27 at 4:00 p.m. This is a great opportunity to learn about the Land Trust’s recent accomplishments, ongoing conservation efforts, and future plans. All are welcome to attend, including members, supporters, and anyone interested in protecting the natural spaces of Central Algoma.

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