APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR TEAM CELEBRATES 2019-2020 ACHIEVEMENTS
Eastman, Quebec (October 1, 2020) – Appalachian Corridor held its annual general meeting last Saturday to present its 2019-2020 annual…
APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR APPLAUDS $13M PROVINCIAL GRANT FOR THE PPMN
Eastman, Quebec (September 18, 2020) – Appalachian Corridor welcomes the announcement made today by the Government of Quebec to grant…
APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR PUBLISHES ITS SUMMER NEWSLETTER
Eastman, Quebec (August 14, 2020) –The past months were action packed for the Appalachian Corridor team! We invite you to…
PUBLICATION OF THE IMPACT REPORT FOR THE PROJET ENSEMBLE POUR LA NATURE (PEPN)
Eastman, Quebec (August 5, 2020) – The Ensemble pour la Nature Project is now completed! This $30 million partnership between…
APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR PLANS NECESSARY OFFICE MOVE TO PURSUE ITS MISSION
Eastman, Quebec (July 27, 2020) – Appalachian Corridor is launching a fundraising campaign to raise $175,000 needed to complete the…
REDUCTION OF WILDLIFE MORTALITY ON ROADS AND RECOVERY OF THE ECOLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY
Eastman, Québec (July 20, 2020) – Roads and traffic dramatically increase mortality rates for wildlife populations and act as barriers…
MOUNT FOSTER PROTECTED FOREVER
June 29, 2020, Eastman, Quebec – Appalachian Corridor is proud to announce the acquisition of most of Mount Foster for…
APPALACHIAN CORRIDOR’S FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN: TOGETHER, LET’S PROTECT MOUNT FOSTER FOREVER!
Appalachian Corridor is asking for the local communities’ help to raise the required funding to protect Mount Foster in perpetuity. …
Dunham Brewery to the rescue of the Chimney Swift
A local business owner lends a hand to a threatened bird species: the Chimney Swift. Appalachian Corridor got in touch with the owner of Dunham Brewery since the chimney is used as a nesting or resting site by the birds. Once the Dunham Brewery was aware of the unlikely tenants, the business owner has pledged to protect the chimney for the birds’ use.
Appalachian Corridor and Conservation Espace Nature Shefford protect 41 hectares (101 acres) in Shefford
Appalachian Corridor and Conservation Espace Nature Shefford (CENS) are pleased to announce the protection of nearly 41 hectares (ha) in the Bromont-Shefford corridor, a high priority wildlife corridor. This newly protected natural area brings to more than 13,500 ha the network protected by Appalachian Corridor and its partners in the Appalachian region of Southern Quebec.
Road Ecology: a very popular turtle passage!
In May 2018, Appalachian Corridor announced the installation of wildlife crossings for turtles and other small animals in Bolton-Est in cooperation with the ministère des Transports du Québec et le ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs. This area had been documented by Appalachian Corridor as a hotspot for turtle collisions, including species listed as threatened in Quebec or Canada.
A Citizen Science Project Unfolding across Southern Québec
With the increased presence and simplified use of information technology, citizen science projects are gaining popularity around the world….
