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Corridor/Tree Plantings:
Each year, new H&AWOA
members’ properties are chosen
for plantings. Creating or
enhancing wildlife corridors,
riparian areas and significant
areas are always top reasons for
site selection. Haldimand and
Area Wildlife Corridor plantings
were started in 2004. We now
have a partnership between
H&AWOA, Haldimand Stewardship
Council, Canada Ontario
Agreement, OPG, Trees Ontario
Foundation, Niagara Peninsula
Conservation Authority and Trees
Unlimited.
Each year, new H&AWOA
members’ properties are chosen
for plantings. Creating or
enhancing wildlife corridors,
riparian areas and significant
areas are always top reasons for
site selection. Haldimand and
Area Wildlife Corridor plantings
were started in 2004. We now
have a partnership between
H&AWOA, Haldimand Stewardship
Council, Canada Ontario
Agreement, OPG, Trees Ontario
Foundation, Niagara Peninsula
Conservation Authority and Trees
Unlimited.
CHAYCC Seedling Planting The Caledonia Hunters & Anglers Youth Conservation Club (CHAYCC) thanks H&AWOA for the tree seedlings given to the club. The children had a fun day planting the seedlings on the Caledonia Hunters & Anglers Association property, along the Grand River. To date all of the seedlings are healthy and growing. The Caledonia Hunters & Anglers Association are H&AWOA members. CHAYCC hopes the trees will help to enhance the natural beauty of the property and assist in establishing the fact that the CHAYCC is dedicated in its conservation efforts. ( above photo by CHAYCC ) |
SEEDLING GIVE-A-WAYS:
Each spring members of H&AWOA are
eligible to apply for a maximum of
50 free native tree and shrub
seedlings. Forms are included in a
newsletter mailing.
Each spring members of H&AWOA are
eligible to apply for a maximum of
50 free native tree and shrub
seedlings. Forms are included in a
newsletter mailing.
WHITE PINE SEED ORCHARD
SEEDLING DIG UPS:
When available, H&AWOA members
have had the opportunity to enter
the WPSO and dig up white pine
seedlings.
We have a 'bare root policy' to
protect the orchard. Our 'dig ups' will
be announced in our newsletter and
on this website.
SEEDLING DIG UPS:
When available, H&AWOA members
have had the opportunity to enter
the WPSO and dig up white pine
seedlings.
We have a 'bare root policy' to
protect the orchard. Our 'dig ups' will
be announced in our newsletter and
on this website.
| Interested in a planting on your property for 2011? Become a member of H&AWOA and contact us at: H&AWOA |
| a wetland planting |
| more wetland planting |
| CHAYCC kids plant H&AWOA seedlings near Caledonia in 2009 |
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Visit some of H&AWOA
tree planting partners'
websites now:
Haldimand Stewardship Council
Canada Ontario Agreement
Ontario Power Generation
Trees Ontario
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority
Trees Unlimited
tree planting partners'
websites now:
Haldimand Stewardship Council
Canada Ontario Agreement
Ontario Power Generation
Trees Ontario
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority
Trees Unlimited
planting a row of white pines with the mechanical tree planter |
| photos by Kelly Tonellato |
| NEW! WETLAND FACT SHEETS: click each to open What are Wetlands ? Significant Wetlands & OWES Wetlands in a Watershed Wetlands are Important Wetland Restoration |
H&AWOA PLANTINGS UPDATE:
The Haldimand Stewardship Council is a
Program Delivery Agent (PDA) for Trees
Ontario funding we work with the
Haldimand & Area Woodlot Owners’
Association and Trees Unlimited on
tree planting in Haldimand County.
With this funding from Trees Ontario
along with funding from Ontario Power
Generation – Carbon Sequestration
Program, and Canada Ontario
Agreement we were able to plant:
8 properties in 2008 for a total of 67.4
acres with 52,177 native tree and shrub
seedlings.
In 2009, 45.6 acres were planted on 6
properties with 36,405 native trees
and shrubs.
In 2010, 30.4 acres were planted on 4
properties with 21,107 native tree and
shrub seedlings and 20,880 nuts.
This spring, 2011, we have 6
properties lined up to plant 59.7 acres
with 38,000 native tree and shrub
seedlings.
Kelly
If you are interested in planting trees
let us know and we’ll check to see if
the property qualifies!
contact Kelly Tonellato
The Haldimand Stewardship Council is a
Program Delivery Agent (PDA) for Trees
Ontario funding we work with the
Haldimand & Area Woodlot Owners’
Association and Trees Unlimited on
tree planting in Haldimand County.
With this funding from Trees Ontario
along with funding from Ontario Power
Generation – Carbon Sequestration
Program, and Canada Ontario
Agreement we were able to plant:
8 properties in 2008 for a total of 67.4
acres with 52,177 native tree and shrub
seedlings.
In 2009, 45.6 acres were planted on 6
properties with 36,405 native trees
and shrubs.
In 2010, 30.4 acres were planted on 4
properties with 21,107 native tree and
shrub seedlings and 20,880 nuts.
This spring, 2011, we have 6
properties lined up to plant 59.7 acres
with 38,000 native tree and shrub
seedlings.
Kelly
If you are interested in planting trees
let us know and we’ll check to see if
the property qualifies!
contact Kelly Tonellato