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Canadian Landowners Donate Over C$2 Million for Conservation Efforts in Quebec
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What Happened?
In Quebec, landowners have donated over C$2 million, aiding Ducks Unlimited Canada in purchasing nearly C$6 million worth of land to protect over 1,100 acres.
Key points
- Ducks Unlimited Canada and partners have protected over 1,100 acres in the MRC d’Argenteuil region.
- The total land purchases amount to nearly C$6 million.
- Landowners' donations are valued at more than C$2 million.
- Properties include areas in Gore, Mille-Isles, and Lachute, contributing to ecological connectivity.
- A 1.5-kilometre trail was inaugurated in Lachute for community access to nature.
Key insights
- The collaboration between landowners and conservation groups could set a precedent for future conservation efforts.
- Protecting these habitats may help sustain local wildlife populations, including threatened species like the Canada Warbler.
- The newly established trail enhances community engagement with nature, promoting environmental awareness.
Why it matters
This initiative enhances biodiversity and ecological connectivity in southern Quebec, benefiting both wildlife and local communities.
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Ducks Unlimited Canada· OrganizationQuebec· CountryMRC d’Argenteuil· LocationCanada Warbler· Species
Source
Times of India
