Your Purchase Helps Raise Awareness
Everything you buy here goes right back into helping the Escarpment Corridor Alliance fulfill their mission of creating and connecting a nature corridor in South Georgian Bay.
Purchase Pick Up
Please keep in mind, that we currently only offer purchase pick up in Collingwood.
Pick up location:
60 Hurontario Street
Collingwood, ON L9Y 2L6
Bring the Beauty of South Georgian Bay Home…
This stunning 24″ x 36″ artwork captures the vibrant topography of South Georgian Bay — from the dramatic contours of the Niagara Escarpment to the intricate watersheds flowing into the breathtaking Georgian Bay. Rich in colour and detail, it’s more than a map — it’s a tribute to the natural beauty of the region.
Best of all, 100% of proceeds support the ECA charity, helping to protect and preserve this incredible landscape, for nature, for people, for good.
24×36 Poster
24×36 Framed
Help spread the word…
This soft, breathable Gildan t-shirt features the Escarpment Corridor Alliance logo and offers everyday comfort with a cause.
Wear it to show your support, spark conversation, and help protect the Niagara Escarpment. Proceeds support the ECA—for nature, for people, for good.
Best of all, 100% of proceeds support the ECA charity, helping to protect and preserve this incredible landscape, for nature, for people, for good.
Maroon ECA
T-shirt
Heather Blue ECA
T-shirt
Recycled Cotton Twill Tote 6oz
Love hats? You’ll love this one.
Featuring the ECA’s signature tree logo, these hats are a fun and stylish way to show your support for nature. Whether you’re out on the trail or around town, it’s the perfect everyday accessory with a purpose.
Best of all, 100% of proceeds support the ECA charity, helping to protect and preserve this incredible landscape, for nature, for people, for good.
Green ECA Dad Hat
Grey ECA Dad Hat
Navy Trucker Hat
Love Poetry?
We are happy to help promote local poet, Jillian Morris. Discover born, genes and quash, the first book of poetry by Collingwood’s former Poet Laureate, Jillian Morris. A collection of poems encapsulating Jillian’s life experiences, culture and teachings, spirituality, and an enduring love of words.
From the author:
The arts can be an effective means to tackling tough topics. The state of the natural world is among those and that has a lot to do with our increasing separation from it. I write for connection – people to people, culture to culture, self to nature. I write to remind myself and us of our inherent role as promoters and guardians of good relations to each other and all life. There is so much to learn about ourselves from the relationships, the patterns, and the cycles of the natural world but many of us have forgotten how to listen to the stories of Mother Earth. We all belong, all contributions matter, and so I encourage us to return to the land as students so we can (again) lead with wholesome intentions.
by Jillian Morris
