Long Point Basin Land Trust

LPBLT is a charitable, non-government organization with a mission to protect and restore functioning ecosystems in the heart of the Carolinian region.

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LPBLT Newsletter | Summer 2025 Edition: 💚 A Profile in Giving | Endangered Butterfly Released | NEW Events Added - https://t.co/nXKPApTfJl

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Long Point Basin Land Trust - Newsletter | Spring-Summer 2025 Edition:⚠️Help Stop the Spread | Gardening with Native Plants | Introducing New Staff - https://t.co/5eGKzF36lj

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It's Almost Fall in the Basin | LPBLT September Newsletter - https://t.co/HhRvZeoeYv

Inside this issue: Explore the Outdoors, final events of the season | Featured property: Shirley and George Pond Nature Reserve | Featured flora & fauna species

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March News from LPBLT! - https://t.co/vrH1BXRPkw

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January Nature News from LPBLT! ❄ - https://t.co/1eZwSBcnqX

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Happy Holidays & December e-News from LPBLT!

Check out our December e-Newsletter here:
https://t.co/ge75RhV3Ve

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Thanks to a generous matching donor, your #GivingTuesday donation to LPBLT will be matched up to $5,000, so you can DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT. Help to protect critical biodiversity and habitats - donate by midnight on Nov 29 @ https://t.co/hWjPZ3JcuP
#GivingTuesday2022

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November e-news from Long Point Basin Land Trust 🍂 - https://t.co/7KVY5qgMPL

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Swamps are among the most valuable ecosystems in the world. They have long been looked upon as wastelands, and as homes for insect pests such as mosquitoes. Protecting and restoring forests & treed swamps protects ensures healthy biodiversity.
#priorityplace

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Thanks to a generous matching donor, your #GivingTuesday donation to LPBLT will be matched up to $5,000, so you can DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT. Help to protect critical biodiversity and habitats - donate by midnight on Nov 29 @ https://t.co/hWjPZ3IEFh
#GivingTuesday2022

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LPBLT is hiring a Stewardship Coordinator! https://t.co/h6m5ivFLa4 via @WorkCabin

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The Hammond Hemlock Slough Forest has been donated by Wallace C. Hammond as a lasting memorial to the Hammond Family of Woodhouse Township. https://t.co/O27KI8OT8E

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The What is it Wednesday mystery this week is solved! Did you guess Kentucky Coffee Tree? Despite its name, it is native to Southern Ontario. https://t.co/1fpWLWeaj5

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What is it Wednesday: This tree, at risk in the province, shares a name with a beverage you may be drinking right now. Do you know what it is?
Photo by Danny Schissler

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Do you want to know how to help native bees? Check out our webinar from last year with @SaveWildBees https://t.co/8zMvUGp3uP

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#WhatisitWednesday: This speedy insect can sprint at speeds up to 8 km per hour. Do you know what it is? Photo by Ryan Hodnett

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Are you planning to visit the Turkey Point area this summer? Make sure to check out the trails at our Shirley and George Pond Nature Reserve while you're there - it's just down the road from Long Point Eco-Adventures: https://t.co/lIlopLCE7M

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The #WhatisitWednesday answer this week is the six-spotted tiger beetle, Cicindela sexguttata. Learn more: https://t.co/EoPf2WZT7E

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Have you visited Jackson Gunn Old Growth Forest, our very first nature reserve? Have you seen any of these species? https://t.co/E1FSdm0Tj6

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LPBLT is hiring! We need an energetic team member to communicate the need for the protection of natural areas and grow our base of supporters, in order to acquire and conserve more ecologically significant sites across the Long Point Basin.

https://t.co/d6s2NHfLHK