DONATION HELPS PROTECT NEARLY 24 HECTARES OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS IN BOLTON-EST
Appalachian Corridor and Conservation des vallons de la Serpentine (CVS) are proud to announce the protection in perpetuity of 23.78 hectares (59 acres) of forest, wetland and water environments in the municipality of East Bolton.
A huge thank you to Mrs. Brien Dandurand for her generous ecological donation.
MILLINGTON PEAT BOG: MORE THAN HALF ITS SURFACE AREA NOW PROTECTED IN PERPETUITY
Appalachian Corridor is pleased to announce that an additional 28 hectares of Millington Bog are now protected in perpetuity. This ecologically rich and extensive wetland is located in the municipality of Austin. This conservation project was made possible by a major donation from its owner, Mr. Richard Jean-Baptiste.
A TWELFTH CONSERVATION EASEMENT FOR THE MOUNT PINNACLE LAND TRUST
The Mount Pinnacle Land Trust (FFMP) and Appalachian Corridor are pleased to announce the acquisition of a new conservation easement in the Mount Pinnacle sector of Frelighsburg. Lise Gagné and Renaud Coulombe recently donated to the FFMP a 5.98-acre (2.42 ha) conservation easement in perpetuity on their property located in the white zone of Mount Pinnacle (mountain’s northeast sector).
A UNIFYING PROJECT ALLOWS THE PRESERVATION OF A FOREST IN BROMONT
The conservation organization Appalachian Corridor and the citizen group Protection Mont-Gale officially announce the permanent protection of 14.04 hectares (34.7 acres) of high-ecological-value forest in the Mount Gale area in Bromont.
ONE STEP CLOSER TO PROTECTING MILLINGTON BOG – A SIGNIFICANT WETLAND IN AUSTIN
Austin, Quebec (March 13, 2023) – Appalachian Corridor and Conservation des vallons de la Serpentine (CVS) are proud to announce the protection in perpetuity of 34 hectares (84 acres) of exceptionally rich natural environment located in the Millington Bog in the municipality of Austin.
A SECOND DONATION OF A CONSERVATION EASEMENT OF 3.9 HECTARES BY BROMONT RESIDENT RENÉ CLOUTIER
The Mont Brome Conservation Society (SCMB) and Appalachian Corridor are pleased to announce the establishment of a conservation easement covering an area of 3.86 hectares, made possible by a second donation from Mr. René Cloutier. A resident of Bromont, Mr. Cloutier has made the protection of natural environments a real priority in recent years.
LAUNCH OF A FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN TO SAVE A FOREST IN BROMONT – LAST EFFORT TO REACH OUR GOAL!
The Appalachian Corridor conservation organization and the citizens’ group Protection Mont Gale announce the launch of a fundraising campaign to save 32.8 acres of forest with high ecological value. An amount of $217,500 in private funds must be raised by December 7, 2022 to complete the financial package for this project, which is over $2.5 million in size.
A DOZEN MAYORS SUPPORT THE HIGHWAY 10 – ECOLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY PLAN
Eastman, QC (September 12, 2022) – Appalachian Corridor highlights the exemplary collaboration of the municipalities regarding the proposal of the…
MOUNT FOSTER: REALIZATION OF A VAST PROJECT AND OFFICIAL OPENING OF A NEW NETWORK OF HIKING TRAILS
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 protected site of high ecological value.
MAJOR PROPERTY OF 224 HECTARES PROTECTED IN PERPETUITY IN STUKELY-SUD
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.
FLUET FAMILY PROTECTS 18.5 HECTARES OF PRECIOUS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN PERPETUITY AT FITCH BAY
Appalachian Corridor and the Memphremagog Wetlands Foundation (FMM) are proud to announce the perpetual protection of 18.54 hectares of natural habitat on the shores of Fitch Bay on Lake Memphremagog. This $1.7 million project was made possible through a significant ecological donation from the Fluet family, who have owned the property for nearly seventy years.
NATURE’S WAYS INSPIRE LABONVILLE-LECLERC FAMILY TO COMPLETE SECOND CONSERVATION PROJECT
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.
