Connecting lands and people across the Algonquin to Adirondacks region,
a critical corridor for ecological integrity and resilience
a critical corridor for ecological integrity and resilience
NEWS & EVENTSHwy 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 A2A Major News Story!
The A2A Trail continues to build momentum and has now been featured in an Associated Press news feature. The AP story has been picked up by major news outlets across the A2A area and beyond. Toronto Star version can be found here. A2A Strategic Plan is now complete
After much work and discussion within A2A, and after partner input received at the annual Partner meeting in April, A2A now has an approved Strategic Plan for 2016-2021! This document, which lays out the A2A vision, objectives, and actions, is viewed as a living document that will be revisited on an annual basis. The Plan can be viewed here. Partner Meeting
Thank you A2A Partners for another constructive and informative annual Partner Meeting! Highlights of the meeting included presentations on Conservation Action Planning and Road Ecology. Proceedings can be found at this link - proceedings and powerpoint presentations here - Conservation Action Plans, Road Ecology, A2A Trail. Executive Director Hired
A2A is thrilled to announce that we've hired our first Executive Director, David Miller. He has an extensive background in conservation planning and project management, with over 20 years experience working with municipalities, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and the public and landowners on issues of conservation and sustainability. David's background gives him a broad view for long-term planning and his work in the A2A region has given him excellent connections that will serve A2A well as we move forward. 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. |
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