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NEWS & EVENTS

A2A Profiled by Thousand Islands Land Trust
One of A2As key US partners, the Thousand Islands Land Trust, have profiled the A2A corridor in its most recent newsletter. See the article here

Inaugural Kingston Link Trek a great success!
On June 8, groups of hikers and cyclists christened the A2A Trail Kingston Link in true multi-modal fashion, including a group that cycled the 78 Km. end to end. A great celebration capped the day at Lake Ontario Park. Thanks again to the Community Foundation of Kingston and Area for supporting the creation of the link, and look for more A2A Trail news soon!

Future priorities explored at AGM
On Saturday, March 16, over 30 A2A directors and members convened to hear updates on core A2A projects and explore future priorities for A2A. Stay tuned for the results of the discussions as we reveal what future priorities ranked highest. The A2A AGM was also held and the 2018 annual report was released. You can get your copy here

A2A receives Ontario Trillium Foundation Grant for CAP Stage 2
A2A has just received $29,000 from the Trillium Foundation under the SEED grant program for Stage 2 of our Conservation Action Planning (CAP) Program. This stage will test the A2A CAP lens developed in Stage 1 through completion of a local Conservation Action Plan centered on the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve area. Project description can be found here and please check out the CAP webinar conducted as part of Stage 1.
Thank you to the Trillium Foundation for supporting this important initiative. Stay tuned for more information as we launch the project

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