Supporting Conservation and Sustainability throughout the Cataraqui Region

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Mac Johnson

Parrott’s Bay

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CHECK OUT OUR HIKING AND BEING SAFE IN NATURE MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE AT

https://cataraquiconservation.ca/collections/cataraqui-conservation-foundation

  • Tick Kits

  • Bandanas

  • Instant Ice Packs

  • Personal First Aid Kits

  • Pocket First Aid Kits

  • Survival Whistle

  • Pet First Aid Kits

  • Multi Function Clip Light

  • Waterproof Pouch

Cataraqui Conservation Foundation is celebrating its 60th Anniversary!

Thank you for joining our 60th Anniversary celebration by participating in our Fall Hiking Challenge.

From September 1 to October 31, 2025, we were sponsoring a Hiking Challenge at four Conservation Areas owned by Cataraqui Conservation.

We had a wonderful response from our community!

Thank you to all of our participants!

We will be sending out your badges by mail shortly. We will post the send out date here so you can let us know if you have any concerns.

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HIKE WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE

We are the volunteer-based charitable organization supporting Cataraqui Conservation programs related to conservation education and the acquisition, preservation and enhancement of environmentally significant lands.

What We Do

Through enterprising and dynamic programs and activities, the Foundation raises funds to help strengthen the resources, programs and services of Cataraqui Conservation, with a focus on conservation education programming.

 

How You Can Help

Step up to volunteer, apply to the board of directors, make a financial or in-kind donation or host an event. Learn the many ways you can contribute to conserving and enhancing the environment through the work of the Foundation.

 

Thanks to you, all funds raised go to support
Cataraqui Conservation education, land acquisition and property sustainability programs

Charitable Registration No.
11884 0545 RR0001

The Cataraqui Conservation Foundation sits on the traditional lands of the Haudenosaunee & Anishinabek peoples, and we want to thank the Indigenous peoples for their continued care and protection of All of Our Relations on this shared land.