The ALUS Lambton program started up in 2015, in a partnership with Ontario Nativescape, a division of the Rural Lambton Stewardship Network. This not-for-profit organization is focused on promoting native Prairie, a special mixture of perennial native plants providing habitat for our native pollinators.
Lambton county spans the length of Lake Huron, with Chatham-Kent County and Lake Saint Clair to the South. Major cities located within the county include Sarnia, a metropole which also connects this rural area to the United States.
Interest in ecological and biodiversity projects on working lands continues to grow in Lambton County and ALUS Lambton is thrilled to help provide services to landowners that encourage and support sound ecological land management.
If you are interested in getting involved or looking to expand the number of acres enrolled in the program, and the benefits they produce for our communities please reach out.
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Driving Environmental Outcomes with Support from WWF-Canada and Aviva Canada
With this support, ALUS continues to showcase how farmers are important participants in driving environmental resilience.Delayed haying project undertaken in ALUS Outaouais. Allowing native grasses to grow later in the season provides habitat for species at risk and...
Celebrating Success and Growing Collaboration at ALUS Field Conferences
ALUS team members met at three field events across Canada to share successes and celebrate their shared work. East Hub Field Conference In September, ALUS team members working in Ontario and Quebec made their way to Sarnia for the 2023 East Hub Field Conference. The...
OTF Grant Helps Farmers And Ranchers Protect And Restore Ecosystems
With support from OTF, ALUS participants have delivered targeted ecosystem protection and restoration in six communities across Ontario. Middlesex County, ON, July 30, 2021 – Through the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), ALUS participants have undertaken hundreds of...