Make a Donation to Preserve the Environment
Support us in protecting the Northern Green Mountains
As an individual or a business, you can continue to contribute financially to the various aspects of implementing our conservation strategy. Since Appalachian Corridor is a registered charity (no. 854117488RR0001), all private donors and businesses are eligible to receive a charitable tax receipt equivalent to the value of their donation.
Donations can be made by credit card (using the form below) or by cheque (mailed to our office). There are many ways to give: monetary donations, gifts of shares, planned giving, gifts of time, land donations, and more.
Support us in protecting the Northern Green Mountains
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN (Goal: $300,000)
Appalachian Corridor has a mission: to conserve, protect, and enhance natural habitats within our territory of action.
Every dollar we receive allows us to:
- Invest in acquiring ecologically valuable lands to protect them in perpetuity
- Carry out scientific research to assess the state of biodiversity in our territory
- Protect and enhance the natural areas already under conservation
- Mobilize local stakeholders to accelerate the advancement of conservation projects in our region
The goal: protect at least 30% of land by 2030 to save biodiversity
Scientists around the world agree on the urgent need to protect at least 30% of land by 2030 to save biodiversity (life itself), giving nature a chance to recover and safeguard millions of species.
The Northern Appalachian forest is globally significant, on par with the Amazon rainforest and the grasslands of Kenya, as one of the most intact continuous temperate hardwood forests on the planet. The Northern Green Mountains are part of the Northern Appalachians and represent the ecological corridor that Appalachian Corridor, along with its 18 affiliate members, is striving to protect.
Protecting biodiversity ensures the ecosystem services that nature provides us — for our health, and for the well-being of our children and grandchildren.
Together, let’s protect biodiversity!
The Northern Green Mountains have been identified as a critical and major link in maintaining the ecological connectivity of the Northern Appalachians and Acadia. They represent one of the last large forested tracts in southern Quebec. Moreover, most of their area is made up of privately owned land.
