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“Sometimes you must decide whether to invest in the bank in town or in the bank of your land.”
Meet Sean and Holly LaBrie. Their 14 connected ALUS projects protect Dogpound Creek.
Read the first Dave Reid Award story: mailchi.mp/alus/would-you-in…
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Farmers are key to Canada’s biodiversity future.
The Crumps (ALUS Middlesex) are restoring wetlands, planting trees and creating habitat — while running a productive farm. With the right support, solutions like this can scale across Canada.
Read more🔗
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new paper today, on the distribution of global grasslands and what that might mean for mapping global carbon stocks rdcu.be/e0VYO
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ALUS receives $2.2M through Ontario’s Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program🌱Funding supports 400 acres of new nature-based projects that build farm resilience.
Learn more: alus.ca/alus_news_and_events…
#ALUS #NatureBasedSolutions #RALP #OntarioAgriculture
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With help from @CapitalPower, farmers and ranchers in Wetaskiwin and Leduc counties created 36 acres of nature, improving biodiversity, soil and water health, and sequestering an estimated 355 tCO2e over 5 years.
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#NatureBasedSolutions #ClimateResilience
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A group of employees from @AAFC_Canada toured our ALUS Ontario East community. They visited ALUS projects and were able to see first-hand the benefits created when agriculture meets nature. We are grateful for their presence!
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Thanks to the Priority Places for Species at Risk Initiative from @environmentca, ALUS communities in Ontario’s Carolinian Zone are restoring 800+ acres of nature to protect species at risk.
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#SpeciesAtRisk #NatureBasedSolutions #CarolinianZone
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New article on environmental stewardship on ALUS Canada farms @ALUS_Solutions @IntUGrativeBiol @Ecology_forlife
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It was an honor to host Senators for a site visit in the ALUS Outaouais community yesterday.
Today, I enjoyed visiting Ferme Brylee and Ferme Chapeau Melon which are supported by Alternative Land Use Services. It was a great visit with @SenRosaGalvez, Senator Miville-Dechêne @mivillej and Senator Lewis to hear how @ALUS_Solutions helps farmers make nature-based innovations that create positive economic, environmental, and social change! #AgricultureAndRuralMatters @SenateCA
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January 24th marks the International Day of Education. 👩🏫 Our team collaborates with @AMacD_UGuelph, Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of Guelph, to study ALUS' prairie restoration sites in Ontario.
To learn more: alus.ca/alus_news_and_events…
24 Hours at the Restaurant Revolutionizing Canada’s Food Scene youtu.be/hvxwOYicpYQ?si=VeC7… via @YouTube
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ALUS is thrilled to announce a $30,000 sponsorship from the Alberta Professional Outfitters Society’s (APOS) Wildlife Management Fund (WMF), which will help preserve healthy wildlife populations in Alberta. Learn more about this collaboration for wildlife: tinyurl.com/akccajna
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Our CEO Bryan Gilvesy @yuranch will participate in the RBC Future Launch Fireside Chat panel at 2 p.m. on Friday, November 1 at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair at Exhibition Place in Toronto. 🌁 @RBC To learn more and to buy tickets: royalfair.org/education/grow…
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The Current 2024 Watershed Magazine is now out! Go read about all the great things happening throughout the watersheds in Manitoba. We have an article on our @ALUS_Solutions Growing Roots Program at AWWD written by our staff member @Stephm8889
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ALUS' success lies in it's dedicated Partnership Advisory Committees.
Each PAC is deeply embedded in it's community, ensuring that ALUS projects are finely tuned to meet the unique needs of the area.
Discover more about ALUS' PAC model: tinyurl.com/yrwz7xab
#CdnAg #Ag
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Only 30% of Ontario’s original #wetlands remain intact, but many farmers and ranchers are working hard to restore wetland ecosystems on their lands.
These #farmers recognize that wetlands are good for agriculture 🌱
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