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LTABC NEWS

ACLT NEWS

From October 24 to 26, more than 165 land trust practitioners gathered in Ottawa for the 2022 Canadian Land Trust Summit.

Coming from every region of the country – land trusts, Indigenous communities and government representatives participated in 22 workshops sharing knowledge during the three-day event.

The Summit was sponsored by Environment and Climate Change Canada, Maple Cross and Fondation de la faune du Québec. The Land Trust Alliance of BC partnered with the Ontario Land Trust Alliance, Le Réseau de milieux naturels protégés, and the Alliance of Canadian Land Trusts (ACLT) to present the conference.

During the Summit, the interim Board of ACLT and the Canadian Land Trust Working Group met to discuss the renewal of the Land Trust Conservation Fund and had breakfast with the House of Commons Environment Committee and MP Leah Taylor-Roy who commended land trusts during the daily Parliamentary session.

The ACLT acting interim Executive Director and members of the interim board presented their draft strategic plan to participants and announced ACLT’s first AGM for November 29. Details will be distributed in mid-November.

LTABC is grateful to ECCC for providing funds for the Summit which included travel subsidies and bursaries for land trusts.

Materials from the Summit will be shared on the ACLT website by mid-November. Stay up-to-date with ACLT by subscribing! ltacanada.ca

CONSERVATION NEWS

71 acres conserved along the Englishman River

Emil Anderson Group, a fourth-generation leader in BC’s construction industry, has donated 71 acres of land along the Englishman River to The Nature Trust of BC, building on its legacy of supporting impactful projects and ensuring the conservation of the Englishman River- Kw’a’luxw – Emil Anderson Legacy Forest in perpetuity.

This is an exceptional gift!” said The Nature Trust’s CEO, Dr. Jasper Lament. “Emil Anderson Group has shown great corporate leadership by donating the entire value of the land, the transaction costs, and establishing a land management endowment. Their generous donation will help us take care of this land far into the future. Today is a wonderful day for the fish, wildlife and people who live in and around the Englishman River.

Read the full press release here.

Focus on Stewardship & Restoration

EVENTS & EDUCATION

Gabriola Land & Trails Trust
ABC Guided Walk Series

GaLLT is hosting a guided walk series which explores some of the 26 great local routes showcased in their printed trail map.

November 5, December 3, January 7, February 4, March 4

Find all the details here!

FUNDING

TD Friends of the Environment Foundation's next grant submission deadline is January 15, 2023. Find more information here.

Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation provides a variety of conservation grants throughout the year. For more info on available grants and application timelines, visit HCTF’s website.

The Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program’s annual grant intake is now closed. Find more information about the program here.

The Nature Trust of BC has established two scholarships and one grant in honour of distinguished scientists and past members of our Board of Directors: the Bert Hoffmeister Scholarship at the University of British Columbia, the Dr. Ian and Joyce McTaggart-Cowan Scholarship at the University of Victoria and the Brink/McLean Grassland Conservation Fund. The Rain Garden Fund has been created thanks to their donors. See this link for information about all of NTBC's Scholarship and Funding opportunities.

The Victoria Foundation offers a variety of grant opportunities. Find out more on their website.

Vancity Savings Credit Union enviroFund™ Program encourages programs or projects that support sustainable consumption and production practices in our communities. Find more information here.

Other Resources

Environmental Dispute Resolution Fund from West Coast Environmental Law. Applications are reviewed once a month. Read more here.

Use Giveffect to create an online fundraising campaign. Visit here.

Funding: Capacity Building – Land Trust Conservation Fund
& Province of BC Gaming Branch

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