In 2008, we, along with 14 partnering organizations, received a grant from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Species-at-Risk Fund to conduct research on the Gananoque River, which is located within the bottleneck of the A2A habitat pathway.
After a lot of hard work, the third phase of that project is now online.
Once again, we'd like to thank our partner organizations and local volunteers, who played an integral role in implementing the project. To learn more about the project and our other work, visit our Research & Projects page.
Learn more about how you can support our valuable work in this region.
After a lot of hard work, the third phase of that project is now online.
Once again, we'd like to thank our partner organizations and local volunteers, who played an integral role in implementing the project. To learn more about the project and our other work, visit our Research & Projects page.
Learn more about how you can support our valuable work in this region.
