Corridor Appalachien Donors
A Heartfelt Thank-You to All our Donors!
Whether it is a landowner donating all or part of their property, or a donor making a charitable gift to Corridor Appalachien (in cash, securities, or other forms), we extend our heartfelt thanks!
Without you, we would not be able to protect enough land to allow nature to recover and to ensure rich biodiversity for generations to come. Scientists around the world agree on the urgent need to protect at least 30% of land by 2030 in order to save biodiversity, giving nature a chance to recover and safeguard millions of species. On private land, this target would be impossible to achieve without your support!
Nature: Essentiel to our Well-Being
Our well-being is closely tied to the health of the ecosystems around us. Nature nourishes us by supporting pollinators and wildlife that our food supply depends on. It quenches our communities by naturally filtering drinking water, cleans the air we breathe, and regulates our climate by storing carbon and managing excess water from spring thaws or summer droughts. But its benefits go even further. Spending time in nature improves both mental and physical health, reduces stress, and strengthens our emotional balance. The ecological services it provides are priceless — yet too often invisible.
Testimonials
The Appalachian Corridor team supported me wonderfully throughout the entire process. I made an ecological donation valued at $7.4 million, and I’m very happy about it, because the Forêt Brière (542 hectares) is now protected forever. Marc, from Appalachian Corridor, helped me understand all the options available to me. Before meeting him, I hadn’t realized that protecting this land was the best way to stay true to my values and make my projects a reality! Thank you, Appalachian Corridor.
Guy Brière
A landowner who donated their property valued at $7.4 million.
Testimonials
“Protecting land for ecological purposes requires patience and perseverance due to the procedures and funding involved, but it is a lasting and meaningful act for nature and future generations. My family and I are very happy to have been able to help protect biodiversity and nature.” involved in land stewardship.
Charles Simard
A landowner involved in land stewardship.
