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14 Sep A DOZEN MAYORS SUPPORT THE HIGHWAY 10 – ECOLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY PLAN

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Eastman, QC (September 12, 2022) - Appalachian Corridor highlights the exemplary collaboration of the municipalities regarding the proposal of the Highway 10 - Ecological Connectivity Plan, which targets the optimal wildlife developments to be planned in order to restore ecological connectivity on both sides of...

07 Sep MOUNT FOSTER: REALIZATION OF A VAST PROJECT AND OFFICIAL OPENING OF A NEW NETWORK OF HIKING TRAILS

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Appalachian Corridor is proud to announce the official opening of the new hiking trails on Mount Foster. This network of 4.5 km, developed according to the highest standards of respect for the natural environment, offers the surrounding communities a privileged and free access to a...

25 Aug MAJOR PROPERTY OF 224 HECTARES PROTECTED IN PERPETUITY IN STUKELY-SUD

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A large property, totaling 224.71 hectares (or 2.25 km²) rich in wetlands and forests, is now protected in perpetuity in Stukely-Sud, concluding a decade-long dealings between Appalachian Corridor and the seller, Mr. David Ross....

19 Jul FLUET FAMILY PROTECTS 18.5 HECTARES OF PRECIOUS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN PERPETUITY AT FITCH BAY

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Corridor appalachien et la Fondation Marécages Memphrémagog (FMM) sont fiers d’annoncer la protection à perpétuité d’un terrain d’une superficie de 18,54 hectares de milieux naturels sur les rives de la baie Fitch au lac Memphrémagog. Ce projet, d’une valeur de 1,7 million de dollars a...

11 Jul NATURE’S WAYS INSPIRE LABONVILLE-LECLERC FAMILY TO COMPLETE SECOND CONSERVATION PROJECT

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Appalachian Corridor and its affiliate member, Conservation des vallons de la Serpentine (CVS), would like to thank Réjean Labonville and Gertrude Leclerc for their strong commitment to the environment through the completion of a conservation project of 30.66 hectares in East Bolton....

21 Jun AN UNPRECEDENTED MOBILIZATION ALLOWS THE PROTECTION OF 20 HECTARES ALONG LAKE BROMPTON

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Eastman, Québec (28 mai 2021) – Corridor appalachien est fier d’annoncer la concrétisation d'un des grands projets de conservation en terre privée réalisé au Québec au cours des dernières années, soit l’acquisition de deux terrains adjacents totalisant 442 hectares de milieux naturels dans la municipalité...

17 Jun All for one. One for all! Appalachian Corridor’s affiliates: A unique conservation network in Quebec

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Par le biais de cet article, nous soulignons l’apport essentiel de nos membres affiliés en ce qui concerne la réussite du mouvement de conservation sur notre territoire....

14 Jun A SECOND CONSERVATION PROJECT FOR MRS. GAIL WATT

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Corridor appalachien tient à souligner le geste de Gail Watt pour le don d’une servitude de conservation sur sa propriété de 3,2 hectares située à Bolton-Ouest. Cet ajout conclu son 2e projet de conservation et consolide le réseau d’aires protégées de la région, notamment la...

10 Jun APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR HONORED AT BROME-MISSISQUOI EXCELLENCE GALA

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Appalachian Corridor won three awards at the 12th edition of the Brome-Missisquoi Chamber of Commerce Excellence Gala, including the prize for Company of the Year. The conservation organization's contributions were also highlighted with the Innovation and Sustainable Development awards....

09 Jun A new nature reserve is created at lac Brome thanks to Mrs. Terry Wiazowski

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Appalachian Corridor would like to thank Terry Wiazowski for the creation of the new White Eagle Nature Reserve in Brome Lake. Named after the Polish origins of its owner, the new protected area is 35 hectares in size and has been owned by the family...