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NEWS & EVENTS

Fall Conservation Action Planning workshops announced
Join A2A on September 21 (Opinicon resport) and September 28 (Mallorytown Community Centre) for our September CAP workshops.
The Workshops are a great opportunity to learn from and collaborate with your conservation neighbours in A2A.
Details can be found here

McLean Foundation supports A2A
Thank you to the McLean Foundation which has just supported the A2A with a $15,000 grant for general operations. Combined with our private donation drive and our $20,000 mystery matching donor, we are continuing to develop a sustainable funding model.

Mountain Equipment Coop joins the A2A Trail team
MEC has now joined the A2A trail team with a
$14,925 community grant to support the next stage of Trail development. Thank you MEC and stay tuned for our Fall trail events.

Conservation Action Planning Update
The A2A CAP project continues to progress and evolve. Listen to our recent webinar with Jarmo Javala (Carolinian Canada) and Megan Ihrig (A2A) here.
Stay tuned for news on our September CAP working sessions.

2017 Spring newsletter is hot off the press. Read about A2A projects and in particular, the $20,000 matching mystery donor challenge, a key fund raising initiative in 2017.
Find it here.

A2A in the news again.
Check out the most recent edition of Explore Magazine and help spread the word for A2A and the A2A Trail. Copy of the article can be found here or buy it at your local newsstand and be sure to pass it on.

A2A receives major grant for Conservation Action Planning in the A2A
A2A has just received a SEED grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to complete an A2A landscape scale Conservation Action Plan.
http://www.otf.ca/algonquin-adirondacks-collaborative-a2a
The project will develop and test the application of a CAP process for the Ontario portion of the A2A corridor. We look forward to working with all our partners on this exciting initiative over the next year!

Hwy 2 Road Ecology Survey Updates
A2A is once again undertaking important road ecology work to assess the roadside mortality along Hwy 2, and analyze the data and propose solutions. The work is being conducted through Queen's University with financial support from the Species at Risk Program - Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests. Read ongoing stories and reports from the Road here

Seeking Volunteers!
As a not-for-profit, A2A is people powered. We are seeking two new volunteers to help with ongoing administration and twice-a-year newsletter layout.

More News & Events from A2A & Partners.