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“Purchase is a crucial step forward for conservation” says Escarpment Corridor Alliance KIMBERLEY, ON, Dec. 3, 2025 /CNW/ – The Escarpment Corridor Alliance (ECA) congratulates the Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC) on its purchase of the former Talisman Mountain Resort lands in Ontario’s iconic Beaver Valley. This strategic acquisition represents a significant victory for conservation, not only because it ensures these lands are protected indefinitely, but also because it shows what can
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It starts with a seed… then grows into something more — a plant, a tree, or something even greater… In October, a small group of locals invited ECA Executive Director Jarvis Strong and Co-founder/President Bruce Harbinson to learn more about tour proposed Nature Corridor in South Georgian Bay. Area of Influence for a nature corridor
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Connecting Conservation Leaders, Youth, Local Governments and Communities Across the Escarpment COLLINGWOOD, ON — The Escarpment Corridor Alliance (ECA) proudly hosted the second annual Nature Corridor Summit on October 24, 2025, at Osler Bluff Ski Club, bringing together more than 300 attendees for a sold-out day of collaboration, inspiration, and collective action toward protecting Ontario’s
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The day opened with drumming from the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Drummers, followed by remarks from Saugeen First Nation Chief Conrad Ritchie and Chippewas of Nawash unceded First Nation Acting Chief Jessica Keeshig-Martin. Grey County Warden Andrea Matrosovs introduced the keynote presentation by St. Mary’s High School teacher John Watkins and students from the Green Industries
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Use your voice – comment for protected area expansions We, as a community, have a tremendous opportunity to see provincial protected areas massively expanded. Possibly the biggest expansion of protected areas in Grey County in 50 years. The province is considering a second batch of lands already owned by the province (not private or municipal lands) for
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The Council of the Municipality of Grey-Highlands plans to consider the Water and Wastewater Master Servicing Plan final report tomorrow, October 1st during their monthly meeting. They recommend a study on extending sewers into Kimberley and expanding the system to accommodate the potential BVDG development at Talisman, with estimated costs starting at $100,000. This raises
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Jamila’s Contribution to the ECA Art Auction The Niagara Escarpment is one of the most biodiverse landscapes in Ontario. To continue with the privilege of connecting to these lands, the Escarpment Corridor Alliance is dedicated to creating a connected ecological corridor, ensuring a legacy of biodiversity, recreation & wellness, and sustainability for generations to come.
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Please find below the comments of Escarpment Corridor Alliance on the Grey Highlands Master Servicing Study. Comments on Grey Highlands 2024/5 Master Servicing Plan Update August 25, 2025 TO: Shawn Moyer, Director of Environmental Services at [email protected] GEI Consultants at [email protected] We provide the following comments on the recommended alternatives as set out in the
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Events You Can Host Too! If you love bringing people together—whether as a natural host, hostess, or gathering guru—why not turn your next event into a DIY fundraiser for the Escarpment Corridor Alliance? This summer, two of our amazing supporters did just that, and their creativity and generosity made a big impact. A Birthday Gift
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Collingwood, ON, July 30, 2025—The Escarpment Corridor Alliance (ECA) expresses strong concern about the Ontario government’s proposed legislation to remove over one hundred acres, or 60% of the entire beachfront lands, from Wasaga Beach Provincial Park. This legislation could set a dangerous precedent, enabling future removals of Provincial Park land across Ontario without the current
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