2025 Annual Campaign
Protecting important wildlife habitat and ensuring our community has access to green space takes dedicated people and financial resources to make it possible. Every fall, we launch a fundraising campaign to secure the support needed to keep this work going strong. Your donations directly fund the staff, tools, and programs that make it possible to protect land, care for it through ongoing stewardship, and provide safe, accessible opportunities for everyone to connect with nature.
This year, we’ve set an ambitious goal of raising $30,000 by the end of December. Reaching this target will allow us to continue our conservation efforts, expand our impact, and ensure that the places we all care about remain protected for generations to come.
If you are looking to make a donation that is eligible for U.S. tax benefits, please visit the Friends of Central Algoma Land Trust website here.
Letter From the President
Our name has changed, but our mission has not! The Central Algoma Land Trust (formerly The Kensington Conservancy) continues to grow as an organization. Over the past few years, we have been very successful in establishing new preserves, safeguarding important habitats for wildlife and ensuring that future generations can enjoy the natural beauty of our region. Our community education and research projects are very popular, and there are many more exciting opportunities in the works. We need your continuing support!
Naturally, growth creates the need for additional resources to manage these lands and programs responsibly—and that requires increased funding.
For this year’s Annual Campaign, I am asking that you consider increasing your donation (or to make your first one!) to help us continue this important work.
Thank you for your generosity and for your commitment to local conservation!
Sincerely,
Richard Warren
President
Board of Directors
Other Ways to Help
If you’ve already made a donation, thank you! Your support truly makes a difference. If you’d like to do even more to help protect local lands and wildlife, here are a few additional ways you can get involved:
Share our campaign with your family, friends, and coworkers to help spread the word and inspire others to give.
Sign up to volunteer with us and lend a hand in stewardship, outreach, and other conservation activities throughout the year.
Practice environmental stewardship in your daily life by recycling, driving less, and planting native trees and shrubs.
Advocate for nature on local, provincial, and national levels and help strengthen community support for protecting natural spaces
