Long Point Basin Land Trust has a significant and exciting opportunity to purchase, protect and restore an environmentally significant and ecologically strategic property within the Venison Creek Watershed in Norfolk County.
LPBLT is excited to report that an agreement has been negotiated to purchase the property, conditional on securing sufficient funds to close the deal byJanuary 31, 2018. The total project cost is $492,307; currently, we have more than half of the required funding confirmed and/or pledged.
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO RAISE THE $130,000 NEEDED TO SECURE THE PURCHASE!
This incredible 55-acre property contains a range of diverse habitats including mature Carolinian forest, wooded ravines, a section of the Venison Creek cold water stream system, and a Provincially Significant Wetland along the flood plain. Some of the many rare and endangered species observed on or near the property include American Chestnut, Eastern Foxsnake, Louisiana Waterthrush, Grey Ratsnake, Eastern Flowering Dogwood, and Crooked-stem Aster,
The acquisition of this property by LPBLT will contribute to building and preserving vital ecological corridors and linkages with other conservation lands in the Venison Creek Watershed. |