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WITH YOUR HELP
WE HAVE PROTECTED

4,070 METRES (13,350 FEET) OF SHORELINE

WETLANDS

OLD-GROWTH FOREST

288 HECTARES (711 ACRES) OF LAND

3 WATERFALLS

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FISH SPAWNING GROUNDS

  • Habitats of 25 species at risk

  • In addition, the Land Trust has 78 hectares (195 acres) of bequeathed land under future protection

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...all in perpetuity!

with more to come...

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We, the Magnetawan Watershed Land Trust, respectfully acknowledge that we are located and work on the traditional land of the Anishinaabeg, specifically the Chippewa, Ojibwa and Potawatomi peoples, under the terms of the Robinson-Huron Treaty #61 of 1850, and the Williams Treaties of 1923. We offer our gratitude to all First Nations for their care and teachings about the earth and our relationship with it. Magnetawan Watershed Land Trust honours this through stewardship and respect for the land we protect. 

Ongoing iNaturalist Project

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Get on your hiking shoes and head outdoors! Go explore nature and let us know what you see using the iNaturalist app. If you don’t have iNaturalist already, it is easy (and free!) to download to your phone, or any device. Take photos of wild plants or animals and upload your observations to the Magnetawan Watershed Land Trust iNaturalist project. The iNaturalist app will help you with the identifications, so it's a great tool to learn about the species around you.

 

Your input will contribute towards conservation initiatives for MWLT in the Magnetawan River watershed.

 

Be sure to keep an eye on our social media feed and website for challenges (we may even have a fun prize!). Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions at info@mwlt.org. Happy hiking!

Preserving the land you love for generations to come​

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