
Land Trusts Conservation Fund
YEAR 4 NHCP-LTCF SMALL GRANTS PROGRAM – GUIDELINES NOW POSTED – APPLICATION WINDOW OPENS MAY 6, 2022
Year 4 Small Grants Guidelines are now posted. There is approximately $300,000.00 in funding left available. It is anticipated that:
- Year 4 Small Grants – Application window to open May 6, 2022 1PM EST and is set to close August 3, 2022 at 8PM EST (or until all available funds are allocated)
To be eligible for funding in Year 4, projects must close between April 1, 2022 and December 15, 2022.
If you would like to be added to our email list to receive program announcements and updates, please email grants@whc.org.
The Government of Canada is investing $100 million over four years in the Natural Heritage Conservation Program (NHCP), from April 1, 2019, to March 31, 2023, as part of Budget 2018’s Nature Legacy initiative.
The NHCP is a public-private partnership designed to advance privately protected areas in some of the country’s most cherished landscapes.
More specifically, the NHCP aims to achieve the following objectives:
- to contribute to the achievement of the terrestrial and inland water elements of Target 1 of Canada’s 2020 Biodiversity Goals and Targets;
- to contribute to the protection of habitat for the recovery of Species at Risk Act (SARA) listed species at risk and the prevention of other species from becoming listed under SARA.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada, Ducks Unlimited Canada, Wildlife Habitat Canada and a variety of regional and local land trusts represented by the Canadian Land Trusts Working Group are working together under the Natural Heritage Conservation Program to support these goals, with a commitment to protect an additional 200,000 hectares (494,210 acres) of habitat for species at risk.
Wildlife Habitat Canada is providing grant administration services for the Land Trusts Conservation Fund, which is a component of the Natural Heritage Conservation Program. The Land Trusts Conservation Fund will provide approximately $4.5 million annually over four years to support Canadian land trusts in securing private lands and private interests in lands.
Note: Canadian federal government contributions cannot be used as matching funds under the NHCP-LTCF program. This includes any COVID-19 federal subsidies (such as the Canadian Emergency Wage Subsidy).
**Given the currently unfolding situation with COVID-19, there may be some unexpected impacts on the program year that are outside of our control. We will be working together with the Nature Conservancy of Canada to mitigate any anticipated challenges, and will communicate further if there are any local, regional or national changes that could impact the implementation of the program.
Applicants
Project Eligibility
Large and Small Grants program: Year 4 2022-2023
- Eligible projects must close between April 1, 2022 and December 15, 2022.
- Eligible project expenses will be those incurred between April 1, 2022 and March 31, 2023.
- Associated project expenses that occurred between April 1, 2019 and March 31, 2023 (4 fiscal year period) can be applied to the project as matching funds (provided that the expenses were not paid for with other sources of Canadian federal funds).
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply to the Land Trusts Conservation Program (LTCF), applicants must meet all the criteria below:
- Applicants must be a Canadian Land Trust*;
- Applicants must be a registered Canadian charity; and,
- Applicants must be in compliance or working towards substantial compliance with the Canadian Land Trust Standards and Practices (2019)** or Guide des bonnes pratiques en intendance privée: aspects juridiques et organisationnels, as demonstrated through a Board resolution or confirmed through an attestation by a senior officer of the organization. This includes, in particular, compliance or substantial compliance with Standards 8-12 which address the securement and stewarding of conservation lands.
* A Canadian Land Trust is defined as a not-for-profit conservation organization that, as all or part of its mission, actively works to conserve land by acquiring land or Conservation Agreements (or assisting with their acquisition) and/or stewarding/managing land or Conservation Agreements (CLT Standards & Practices 2019).
**The Canadian Land Trust Standards & Practices were revised in January 2019 and land trusts will be in a transition phase while adopting new practices. Land trusts are expected to be making significant progress towards the adoption of a Board resolution. Resolutions are expected to be filed with the appropriate Alliance, if applicable, and on-file with the land trust for review by WHC, upon request.
Canada Target 1
In 2015, in order to meet its international commitments to the conservation of biodiversity, federal, provincial and territorial governments developed 19 biodiversity targets for Canada. The first target, Target 1 stated that “By 2020, at least 17% of terrestrial areas and inland water, and 10% of marine areas, are conserved through networks of Protected Areas and other effective area-based conservation measures.” Canada has since embraced two ambitious and closely related goals: Conserve 25% of our lands and waters by 2025, and 30% by 2030.
The NHCP-LTCF program is designed to directly support Canada Target 1 and as such, land funded under the NHCP-LTCF program must count towards Target 1 objectives for permanent or long-term protection of land, either as a “Protected Area” (PA) or an “Other Effective area-based Conservation Measure” (OECM), as defined by Appendix 1 of One with Nature 2019:
- Protected Area (PA): A Protected Area is “a clearly defined geographical space, recognized, dedicated and managed, through legal or other effective means, to achieve the long-term conservation of nature with associated ecosystem services and cultural values.” (One with Nature definition, 2019).
- Other Effective area-based Conservation Measure (OECM): An OECM is broadly defined as “a geographically defined area other than a Protected Area, which is governed and managed in ways that achieve positive and sustained long-term outcomes for the in-situ conservation of biodiversity, with associated ecosystem functions and services and where applicable, cultural, spiritual, socio-economic, and other locally relevant values.” (One with Nature definition, 2019).
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- *If your project involves a unique mechanism for conservation or an OECM, please contact WHC to discuss the details of your project before submitting an application.
Note: successful applications with projects involving a unique mechanism for conservation or an OECM will require approval by ECCC before a Funding Agreement between NCC and the Applicant can be signed (WHC and NCC will facilitate the ECCC request for approval).
- *If your project involves a unique mechanism for conservation or an OECM, please contact WHC to discuss the details of your project before submitting an application.
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A Decision Support Tool exists to provide support in assessing whether or not an area contributes to Canada Target 1. Applicants are encouraged to review the Decision Support Tool and assess their project land using the Decision Support Tool Screening Template for Protected Areas and OECMs to determine whether the area can be counted towards Canada Target 1.
For further information, an overview of the Accounting for Protected and Other Conserved Areas can be found on the Pathway to Canada Target 1 website.
Grant Review Criteria - Large Grants
All Large Grant applications (funding request greater than $30,000) will undergo a review process by Wildlife Habitat Canada and an evaluation by an External Review Panel.
Wildlife Habitat Canada will review Large Grant applications in the following areas:
- Project and applicant eligibility;
- Project duration and completion date;
- Match requirement;
- Hectares;
- Risk of incompletion.
The External Review Panel will evaluate and score Large Grant applications in the following areas:
- Conservation and biodiversity significance;
- Connectivity and/ or adjacency to other conservation lands;
- Project resiliency;
- Conservation co-benefits.
Wildlife Habitat Canada will review and select priority projects that meet the requirements and targets of the program, which will be presented to the Nature Conservancy of Canada for final funding decision.
All applicants will be notified as to the funding decision for their application. Successful applicants will receive a funding agreement from the Nature Conservancy of Canada for signature.
Grant Review Criteria - Small Grants
All Small Grant applications (funding requests between $5,000 and $30,000) will be reviewed by Wildlife Habitat Canada in the following areas:
- Project and applicant eligibility;
- Project duration and completion date;
- Match requirement;
- Hectares;
- Risk of incompletion.
Applications are reviewed and considered in the order in which they are submitted, on a first come, first served basis; however, applicants are encouraged to take their time and submit accurate, completed applications. If an applicant fails to upload the correct, requested documentation with their Application Form submission, the application may be deemed incomplete and disqualified from funding consideration.
Eligible projects that meet the requirements of the program will be presented to the Nature Conservancy of Canada for final funding decision.
All applicants will be notified as to the funding decision for their application. Successful applicants will receive a funding agreement from the Nature Conservancy of Canada for signature.
Grant Categories
The Land Trusts Conservation Fund (LTCF) has two categories of funding:
- Large Grant Projects
- Small Grant Projects
The same project cannot receive funding under both the Large and Small Grant programs.
The following applies to both categories of funding:
- The acquisition of fee simple lands or Conservation Agreements are eligible project types under the NHCP-LTCF.
- Purchases, donations and split receipts are all eligible transaction types under the NHCP-LTCF.
LARGE GRANTS
Applicants are permitted to submit one project per Application Form between $30,001 and $1,000,000. Applicants may choose to submit up to three large project Application Forms (projects) for a total ask of $1,000,000 including a single project for $1,000,000 per round; this would require three separate Application Forms be submitted, one per proposed project.
Required Match: The NHCP-LTCF is a matching funds program, with a required match ratio of a minimum 1.5:1 (minimum match ratio has been reduced for Year 3 of the program). This means that for every $1 of Program funds awarded, a minimum of $1.50 in matching funds from sources other than Canadian Federal Government investments must also be contributed.
Required Stewardship Endowment Contribution for Each Project: The amount of stewardship endowment required under the NHCP-LTCF is outlined in the guidelines.
Project Audit: Successful applicants must have a financial audit completed on the project by an external Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA). A copy of the audit must be received by WHC by the final reporting deadline.
Audit cost and payment: Note that the cost of the audit will be covered outside of awarded NHCP-LTCF funds, and therefore the audit cost should not be included in your NHCP-LTCF funding ask. Successful applicants must provide a realistic project audit estimate to WHC within one-month of funding approval. Common audit pricing on land acquisition projects is normally in the range of $500 to $6,000; however, only the amount noted on the third-party audit invoice will be paid. For audit costs above $6,000.00, WHC and NCC may, at their discretion, cap the amount provided.
SMALL GRANTS
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant funds can be used to fund both in-year securement expenses and associated securement costs of fee simple land or Conservation Agreements.
A land trust may submit a maximum of two* project proposals with funding asks between $5,000 and $30,000 each, for immediate consideration. Application forms will be reviewed on a first-come, first served basis until all funds are awarded; applications must be complete and meet eligibility requirements in order to be considered.
Wait listed Large Grant projects may elect to submit a revised project to the Small Grant program; however, if funds are awarded under the Small Grant program, the project will be removed from consideration under the Large Grant program.
Required Match: The NHCP-LTCF is a matching funds program, with a required match ratio of a minimum 1.5:1 (minimum match ratio has been reduced for Year 3 of the program). This means that for every $1 of Program funds awarded, a minimum of $1.50 in matching funds from sources other than Canadian Federal Government investments must also be contributed.
Required Stewardship Endowment Contribution for Each Project: Projects funded under the NHCP-LTCF require a cash contribution to a stewardship endowment fund for the long-term stewardship of the lands.
Project Financial Check: For Final Reporting, successful applicants must provide WHC with a completed Financial Reporting Template and copies of individual invoices or receipts for NHCP-LTCF expenses that are over the amount of $1,000.
Project Audit: Projects may be selected for a program or financial audit by internal WHC staff or an external Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) to ensure compliance with the terms and conditions of the Small Grants program and the Funding Agreement. Successful applicants are required to maintain detailed records and supporting documentation associated with the project.
Application Process
To submit an application, all applicants must have read, acknowledge and agree with the requirements of the program Guidelines for their respective category (Large or Small Grant program).
Successful proponents are expected to enter into a signed agreement with the Nature Conservancy of Canada regarding the exchange of funds. All applicants are expected to review the draft Funding Agreement prior to preparing and submitting an application.
All awardees of the NHCP-LTCF (Large or Small Grant program) must complete the Final Reporting Form, in full, by the deadline.
Dates and Deadlines
YEAR 4 (2022-2023)
- Project Dates: April 1, 2022 to December 15, 2022 (closing)
Large Grant applications
- NHCP-LTCF Large Grants Guidelines (Year 4): Launched January 2022
- Applications: Application window now closed
- Reviewed by WHC and External Review Panel: March/April 2022
- Decision letters to applicants: Mid-late May 2022
- Final Reporting: February 2, 2023
Small Grant applications
- NHCP-LTCF Small Grants Guidelines (Year 4): Launch May 2022
- Applications: May 6, 2022 at 1:00pm (ET) to August 3, 2022 at 8pm (ET), or until all funds are allocated
- Reviewed by WHC: as received and based on time-stamp order
- Decision letters to applicants: approximately 4 weeks after the Application Form has been received and processed.
- Final Reporting: February 2, 2023
Important Documents
To submit an application, all applicants must have read, acknowledge and agree with the requirements of the program Guidelines for their respective category (Large or Small grants).
Reference the following documents prior to preparing and submitting an application:
LARGE GRANTS
- Large Grants – Guidelines (Year 4)
- LTCF Funding Agreement Template_Year 4 (Large Grants)
- Project Budget Template_Year 4 (Application)
- Parcel Grid Template
- Stewardship Endowment Calculator (Optional)
- NHCP-LTCF Guidance for Conservation Planning Framework
- Evaluation Criteria Table (Applications)
- Example of Required Financial Project Audit (Final Reporting)
SMALL GRANTS
PREPARE AND SUBMIT YOUR GRANT APPLICATION ONLINE
Grant applications must be prepared and submitted through Wildlife Habitat Canada’s online grant system. Click here (new link) to access the logon page.
A draft application form can be viewed here (Large) and here (Small). This draft may be subject to change.
New users must create a new account to access the system. Please ensure you save your logon details. You can work on your application in stages using this system, save your progress and return at a later date to complete your submission. When you are ready to submit, please do so by clicking the “Submit” button.
If an applicant has applied to previously to NCC’s OQO Program or the NHCP-LTCF Program, the same username and password can be used to complete the Application Form.
External Review Panel (Large Grants)
The External Review Panel will be comprised of 3 to 6 advisors from across Canada who have extremely strong knowledge or experience in matters of land conservation and/or grant making in conservation.
Year 3 – External Review Panel geographic composition:
- British Columbia
- Alberta
- Québec
- Ontario
- Atlantic Canada
External Review Panel members evaluate provided submissions based on a rubric and criteria developed by the CLTWG and WHC.
Capacity Building Services
The Ontario Land Trust Alliance, the Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia and the Réseau de milieux naturels protégés are working collectively to provide capacity building services to support land trusts in successfully engaging with the Land Trusts Conservation Fund (LTCF) by:
- assisting land trusts in adherence to Canadian Land Trust Standards and Practices 2019; and
- providing technical support to land trusts with regards to LTCF priorities such as Conservation Planning, Pathway to Target 1, Record Keeping, and Land Management.
If this support is of interest to you and you have not already done so, we encourage you to contact your regional representative directly:
- Morgan Roblin, Conservation Science Manager – Ontario Land Trust Alliance (supporting land trusts in Ontario and Atlantic Canada – English speaking)
- Brice Caillié, Director General, Acting – Réseau de milieux naturels protégés (supporting land trusts in Quebec and Atlantic Canada – French speaking)
- Paul McNair, Executive Director – the Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia (supporting land trusts in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan)
Current Awardees
Current Awardees
Canadian federal government contributions cannot be used as matching funds under the NHCP-LTCF program. This includes any COVID-19 federal subsidies (such as the Canadian Emergency Wage Subsidy).
Dates and Deadlines (Year 3)
Year 3
- Project Dates: April 1, 2021 to December 15, 2021 (closing)
Large grant projects
- Decision letters to applicants: ~May 17, 2021
- Mid-Project Milestones: July 30, 2021 and September 30, 2021 *
* NOTE: In recognition of the National Day For Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th, this due date has been changed to October 1, 2021. - Final Reporting: February 2, 2022
Small grant projects
- Decision letters to applicants: approximately 4 weeks after the Application Form has been received and processed.
- Mid-Project Milestones: July 30, 2021 and September 30, 2021 *
* NOTE: In recognition of the National Day For Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th, this due date has been changed to October 1, 2021. - Final Reporting: February 2, 2022
Important Documents
Large Grants
- Large Grants – Guidelines (Year 3)
- Communications Guidelines and Procedures for NHCP-LTCF
- Project Budget Template (Application)
- NHCP-LTCF_Example for Financial Project Audit (Final Reporting)
- NHCP_LTCF Financial Reporting_LRG Grants (Final Reporting)
Small Grants
- Small Grants – Guidelines (Year 3)
- Communications Guidelines and Procedures for NHCP-LTCF
- Small Grants – Project Budget and Invoice (Installment 1)
- Small Grants – Financial Reporting template 2020-2021 (Final Reporting)
- NHCP-LTCF Attestation Letter Template_Small Grants (Final Reporting)
SUBMIT YOUR REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS ONLINE
Documents and reporting must be submitted through Wildlife Habitat Canada’s online grant system. Click here (new link) to access the logon page.
Reference the HOW TO Complete the Final Report Form video, here: https://youtu.be/T2tW1XHuPSQ
For Small Grant awardees – Reference the HOW TO Complete the automated Financial Report Template video, here: https://youtu.be/gvK68kyAWAw
Funded Projects
Interactive Map of LTCF Projects Across Canada
Click on each of the provinces to learn about projects that have been supported across Canada » » »

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Northwest Territories
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Nunavut
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Newfoundland and Labrador
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Manitoba
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Saskatchewan
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Land Trusts Conservation Fund
Year 1 (2019-2020)
Congratulations to members of Canada’s land trust community receiving funding in the first year of the NHCP-LTCF program:
Organization / Organisation | Project / Projet | Province | Program / Programme |
BC Parks Foundation | Princess Louisa Inlet Addition | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Bruce Trail Conservancy | River & Ruin Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Valley East Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
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Comité regional pour la protection des falaises (CRPF) | Terrain Bergeron | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Corridor Appalachien | Protection du mont Foster par l’acquisition de Sud Participation Canada Inc. | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy | Orlowski-Rankin River |
Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Trafelet | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Fondation SÉTHY | Don d’une portion d’un terrain en milieu privé dans la tourbière de Saint-Joachim-de-Shefford | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Georgian Bay Land Trust | Hudson Easement | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Héritage Plein Air du Nord | Acquisitions famille Parent |
Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Kawartha Land Trust | Fell Property | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Land Conservancy for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington | Millen | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Mast van Dongen Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Nature-Action Québec | Consolidation de la protection de la tourbière Red Mill à Trois-Rivières – Acquisition du lot Vaillancourt | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Consolidation de la protection de la tourbière Red Mill à Trois-Rivières – Acquisition du lot Béliveau | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
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Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust | Beeton Heritage Forest | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Kamstra | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Ontario Farmland Trust | Robson | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Copeland | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Ontario Nature | Lake Gananoque & Lost Bay | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Regroupement pour la pérennité de l’île Verte | Projet Grenon | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Southern Alberta Land Trust Society | Paton | Alberta | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Bar15Ranch | Alberta | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
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Thames Talbot Land Trust | Protection of high priority lands in Skunk’s Misery Natural Area | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
The Couchiching Conservancy | Pitts Acquisition Project | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
The Whitney Wetland Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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The Land Conservancy of British Columbia | Clearwater Ancient Swamp and Wildlife Corridor | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
The Nature Trust of British Columbia | Princeton Grasslands – Phase 1 | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Columbia River Wetlands – Edgewater | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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The Nature Trust of New Brunswick | Extending Minister’s Face Nature Preserve on Long Island | New Brunswick Nouveau-Brunswick |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Nova Scotia Nature Trust | Lime Hill Conservation Lands Expansion | Nova Scotia Nouvelle-Écosse |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Year 2 (2020-2021)
Congratulations to members of Canada’s land trust community receiving funding in the second year of the NHCP-LTCF program:
Organization/Organisation | Project/Projet | Province | Program/Programme |
Bruce Trail Conservancy | Cannings Falls Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
BC Parks Foundation | Ballenas-Winchelsea Archipelago (West Ballenas addition) | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Corridor appalachien | Consolidation du noyau de conservation du mont Chagnon – Projet 1 | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy | Bartram | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Hobson Little Pike Bay | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Fiducie de conservation des écosystème de Launaudière | Acquisition de la propriété Boulanger | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Acquisition de la propriété Rouleau | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Georgian Bay Land Trust
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Rose Island Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Project 2 | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Halpenny Easement | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Habitat Acquisition Trust | Coastal Douglas Fir Parkland Expansion | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Island Nature Trust | Fortune Bridge – Penny’s Point Natural Area | Prince Edward Island Île-du-Prince-Édouard |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Vernon | Prince Edward Island Île-du-Prince-Édouard |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Nature-Action Québec
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Acquisition Brouillette | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Consolidation de la protection du Mont Yamaska – Acquisition Senay | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Nova Scotia Nature Trust | Blue Mountain Wilderness Connector | Nova Scotia Nouvelle-Écosse |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Project 2 | Nova Scotia Nouvelle-Écosse |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Ontario Farmland Trust | Hudson Property | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
rare Charitable Research Reserve
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Southgate Property | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Reiner Property | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Darmon | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Southern Alberta Land Trust Society
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Project 1 | Alberta | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Project 2 | Alberta | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
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Southern Interior Land Trust Society | Bighorn Sheep Grassland – PH ll | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Thames Talbot Land Trust | Meadow Woods | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Five Points | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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The Land Conservancy of British Columbia | Millstream Creek Watershed | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
The Nature Trust of British Columbia
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Salmon River Estuary-Tidal Slough | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Princeton Grasslands-Phase ll | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
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Marsden | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Breton Island | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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The Nature Trust of New Brunswick
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Creating a network of protected areas in Bocabec, NB, by protecting properties in the vicinity of Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve | New Brunswick Nouveau-Brunswick |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Project 2 | New Brunswick Nouveau-Brunswick |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
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Thunder Bay Field Naturalist Club | Granite Point Nature Reserve Addition | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Year 3 (2021-2022)
Congratulations to members of Canada’s land trust community receiving funding in the third year of the NHCP-LTCF program:
This list will be updated as funding agreements are signed
Organization/ Organisation |
Project/ Projet |
Province | Program/ Programme |
Appalachian Corridor | Projet 1 | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Denman Conservancy Association | Pickles | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy | Heaven’s Gate | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Ontario Nature | MacSorely | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Galiano Conservancy Association | Galiano | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Nova Scotia Nature Trust | Port la Tour | Nova Scotia Nouvelle-Écosse |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Central Okanagan Land Trust | Parkland | British Columbia Colombie-Britannique |
NHCP-LTCF Large Grant PCPN-FPOC Subvention Importante |
Ontario Farmland Trust | Douglas-Bourgeois Property | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite subvention |
Ontario Farmland Trust | Farrow Property | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust | Ramsay Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust | Windy Reach | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust | Fern Hill Farm | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Thunder Bay Field Naturalists Club | Pictured Lake Addition | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Huronia Land Conservancy | Marshall Nature Reserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Thames Talbot Land Trust | Wachner Nature Preserve | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Comité régional pour la protection des falaises (CRPF) | Terrains Arcaro 2021 | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Kawartha Land Trust | Nogies Creek Wetland | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Kawartha Land Trust | Weldon Wetland | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
rare Charitable Research Reserve | Edgewood | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Thames Talbot Land Trust | Prairie Remnant | Ontario | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
The Nature Trust of New Brunswick | Cork MacDonald | New Brunswick Nouveau-Brunswick |
NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Regroupement pour la pérennité de l’ile Verte | Projet Chouinard | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |
Conservation des vallons de la Serpentine | Bolduc-Casavant | Québec | NHCP-LTCF Small Grant PCPN-FPOC Petite Subvention |