Annual Report
This Annual Report provides a glimpse at the many accomplishments of Lower Trent Conservation in 2011. Those accomplishments were made possible through a dedicated staff team and Board of Directors with support from our watershed municipalities, the provincial and federal government, volunteers, and other partners.
In 2011, we were particularly successful in acquiring funds from the government and private sector for on-the-ground projects including shoreline naturalization demonstration projects, landowner incentives and species at risk projects, along with education initiatives such as interpretative signage, the Goodrich-Loomis Nature Camp, Quinte Children’s Water Festival, and Caring for Our Watersheds.
Facelifts at our Conservation Areas included completion of the Sager Conservation Area lookout tower & trail, installation of an information kiosk at Bleasdell Boulder Conservation Area, and bridge work at Trenton Greenbelt and Goodrich-Loomis Conservation Areas.
The Bay of Quinte Remedial Action Plan and Drinking Water Source Protection made incredible strides this year.
It is difficult to summarize an entire year of work and so I encourage you to drop by the office, check out our website, review our quarterly reports that are posted there, and to follow us on Facebook or Twitter. Also, please get involved – be a partner in Conservation.
Thank you, on behalf of Lower Trent Conservation board and staff, to all those who contributed to a successful year.
-Glenda Rodgers, General Manager.
Each year, Lower Trent Conservation prepares an annual report which highlights our accomplishments for the previous year.
Annual Reports
Audited Financial Statements