​Check out the latest A2A news article in the Adirondack Explorer.  Great feature on the Trail and the Fall 2017 Reconnaissance Trek.
Find the article here.

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John Davis commencing the A2A Reconnaissance hike at Newcombe NY, Oct 2017

​Check out the A2A profile by the Backyard Gnome, along with their profiles of conservation groups across North America.
Find the profile here

The A2A Annual General Meeting and Partner Gathering is scheduled for Saturday, March 24 at the Mallorytown Community Centre from 10 - 3.  Mark your Calendar and join A2A as we celebrate a great 2017 and look ahead to 2018.

​On October 15, John Davis and John Allport met on Wellesley Island after completing the end to end Hike.  The hike was a great experience and many lessons were learned along the way.  We were taken by the beautiful and diverse landscape the trail travels through, and the enthusiasm we encountered in our travels from the people and businesses we talked to.  Please visit our facebook page - www.facebook.com/A2ACollab/
for a daily record and pictures of the hike, and stay tuned for the next steps.

Adirondack Daily Enterprise's Justin Levine interviewed A2A Trail Committee Chair, Richard Grover, last week about the A2A Trail project. Planning for the trail is well underway and starting to create a buzz! To read the article, click here.

A2A Members are invited to attend A2A's Annual General Meeting (AGM) on March 13 at Mallorytown Community Centre, 76 County Road 5, Mallorytown, Front of Yonge Township, ON. 

​We will kick the meeting off with a hot breakfast at 9:30 am: Pancakes, Eggs, Sausages, Fruit, Juice and Piping Hot Coffee! Then we will have two presentations about A2A’s Road Ecology and A2A Trail projects. The business meeting will follow at 11:20 am. Come to learn, celebrate and have your say!

Please email Bryarly McEachern, Interim Program Director, at info@a2acollaborative.org for more information and to register for either or both of these events by March 7. Advance registrations are required to ensure we have enough space, food, and can accommodate dietary restrictions. 

As a not-for-profit, A2A is people powered. We have two dozen volunteers who support the organization's activities and we are ever grateful for their invaluable energy and contributions.

We are seeking two new volunteers to help with ongoing administration and twice-a-year newsletter layout:

1. Office administration
   Accounting, filing, record keeping. A few hours a week in our office at 19 Reynolds Road, Lansdowne ON. Someone who is dedicated, reliable, and attentive to detail.
2. Newsletter layout
   Adding stories and photos into our InDesign template twice a year. Integrating feedback and revisions. Someone who is responsive, comfortable in InDesign, and has the software.

​If either position sounds like a good fit for you, please email a statement of interest to Program Director, Lilith Wyatt with the subject line "Volunteering".

Dear A2A members, partners, and friends,

Just in time to beat the Winter Solstice, CLICK HERE to see the Algonquin to Adirondacks Collaborative's Fall 2015 newsletter. Read on for stories such as:

• A court challenge to support the Endangered Species Act,
• New funding for Canadian land trusts,
• A2A land steward confessions,
• Wildlife findings along highway 401 (95 Snapping Turtles),
• And much more! 

Best wishes this holiday season from all of us at A2A!