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Hike the Gravel Point Preserve

The Kensington Conservancy is excited to announce that a public hiking trail on the Gravel Point Preserve is now open The trail is a 1.5km loop that takes you through mixed forest and the edge of one of the preserve's wetlands. It is open for snowshoeing during the winter.
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March Events

Spring will be here before we know it, but we hope to get two more snowshoes in before the snow is gone. We will also be at the Central Algoma Seedy Saturday event and our webinar this month will be about how you can become a TKC volunteer. We hope to see you at one of these events!
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Now Hiring: Bat Monitoring Technician

We are looking for a technician to assist with our Bat Monitoring and Education Program. The deadline to apply is March 10, 2023 at 4:00pm EST. 
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Become a Member

We know you share our love for this special place. The Kensington Conservancy relies heavily upon the support its members and donors and you are integral to the success of our mission. By joining The Kensington Conservancy, you will be welcomed into a family of dedicated individuals committed to saving the natural legacy of the St. Joseph Channel area
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Get Involved

The Kensington Conservancy has a lot going on during our busy summer months. We provide guided walks on our beautiful properties. We have volunteer opportunities. We have a Junior Explorers program for children aged 5-10. If you're interested in coming out and doing something with The Kensington Conservancy, click the link below.
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Submit Your Sightings

Our main objective is to preserve habitat in the St. Jospeh Channel area, so it's great to know what species are using our nature preserves and properties in the surrounding area. You can submit your sightings to use or submit them directly to iNaturalist. To date, there have been over 1,900 species of flora and fauna recorded within our focal area of the St. Jospeh Channel.
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Find out about how The Kensington Conservancy protects land, the projects we are working on, how you can work with us to protect your land and what you can do as a landowner to make a difference in this world.
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