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PROTECT   THE   LAND  YOU LOVE   FOR   FUTURE GENERATIONS

The Oak Ridges Moraine is one of Ontario’s most important ecological landforms. As your Land Trust, we will help you protect it – forever. 

Together with caretakers and caring donors, we have protected 67 properties on the Oak Ridges Moraine, totaling 5,269 acres of precious habitat. With your support, we can protect even more.

About Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust

As your Land Trust, we work with citizens and neighbours to protect and steward ecologically significant properties on and near the Oak Ridges Moraine through donations, purchases and conservation easements. With your support, we educate our communities about the importance of protecting and conserving nature on the Moraine. 
These efforts help us to protect the natural values on and near the Moraine, forever. 

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Give

Every single gift we receive helps us protect and steward more natural areas on and near our beautiful Moraine, forever. Thank you for your kind and caring support!

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Your Stories

Meet your neighbours who have worked with us to protect their cherished land, forever. You can also meet our fabulous caretaker, Loraine from the Moraine!

Explore

You can explore our Moraine to see some of the beautiful properties we have protected. You can also learn more about wild and at-risk species here on the Moraine, and about the habitats where they thrive. Start your virtual tour of our beautiful Moraine, and we hope it inspires you to get outside on our Moraine soon!

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*Please note: We do not grant approvals for municipal zoning requirements or as required under the Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan legislation. If you need help with approvals, please contact your local planning department. 
 

The Oak Ridges Moraine Land Trust is a registered charity that protects ecologically important land on and near the Oak Ridges Moraine through donations, conservation easements and purchases.  Please contact your local municipality’s planning department for more information.

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