The Georgian Bay Land Trust protects wilderness lands and species, forever. Our work in eastern Georgian Bay and the North Channel has contributed to the protection of:

PROTECT THE HONEY HARBOUR NATURE RESERVE

The proposed Honey Harbour Nature Reserve will safeguard 365 acres of pristine forests, wetlands, and shoreline—forever. Help protect one of the largest remaining undeveloped parcels in Honey Harbour by November 28.

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BIDDING OPENS NOVEMBER 14

Support our work to protect Georgian Bay's wilderness places! Bid on original artwork, items and experiences.

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Beginnings, Kaz Jones

PROTECTING GEORGIAN BAY’S WILDERNESS LANDS

Through strategic conservation planning, land protection, stewardship, research, and education, we’re working to keep this unique ecological habitat and its plant and animal species wild. Not just for them, but for all of us.

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Diary of a Whip-poor-will

A day in the life of a Whip-poor-will in our research study.

Welcome New Staff

We’re delighted to welcome four new staff members to our growing team.

The Bog Copper Butterfly

Unravelling a Georgian Bay mystery

Big Day 2025

Some highlights from our fourth-annual Big Day fundraiser. Thanks to all who supported!

PLACES TO CONNECT WITH NATURE

We protect and conserve environmentally significant properties, each of which represents something unique in the ecology and landscape of Georgian Bay. Learn more about our conservation properties.

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THE CORRIDOR PROJECT

Our ambitious plan to safeguard Georgian Bay’s natural heritage: a 75,000 acre protected habitat corridor along the eastern coast. Join us in conserving this natural space for people and wildlife.

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