The Kensington Conservancy

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Since 2006, The Kensington Conservancy has protected over 1,200 acres of ecologically sensitive land within the St. Joseph Channel area. Please consider getting involved to help ensure our beautiful land and waters stay protected for future generations!

Latest News & Updates from TKC

Introducing the Turtle Rock Preserve!

The Kensington Conservancy is excited to announce the acquisition of the Turtle Rock Preserve. This is a 7.8-acre property with 168 metres (1,550 feet) of undeveloped shoreline along Quebec Bay within the St. Joseph Channel.

October Events

Get out in nature with us this month!

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2025 TKC Calendar Pre-Order

The 2025 calendar features wildlife and scenic photos taken by local community members. They are now available for pre-order. Shipping is available to Canada and the United States for an additional fee. We hope to be ready to start shipping calendars or have them ready for pick up sometime in October.

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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 youth aged 4-8. 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. Joseph Channel area, so it's important 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 2,000 species of flora and fauna recorded within our focus area of the St. Joseph Channel.

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Land Protection

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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