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Habitat Enhancement
Caring for Your Land: Source - 9
A Stewardship Handbook for Carolinian Canada Landowners
A Stewardship Handbook for Niagara Escarpment Landowners
These two handbooks were designed for landowners who have property in these two very unique natural areas – the Niagara Escarpment and the Carolinian forest region of southwestern Ontario. The handbooks provide landowners with information about the special ecosystems of these sites and introduces the reader to practical suggestions for things they can do to protect the special features on their property.
Enhancement of Wildlife Habitat on Private Lands Source - 3
This booklet provides landowners with practical information on how to enhance the wildlife habitat on their property. It is a good compilation of information gathered from existing references, with an emphasis on implementing low-cost wildlife projects. (38 pages)
Landowners Guide to Wetland Conservation Planning Source - 3 & 4
This guide describes the benefits of having a conservation plan for your wetland. It outlines the necessary steps required in assessing your property and in establishing a set of goals specific to your interests and tailored to the characteristics of your property. (31 pages)
Managing Small Woodlands for Wildlife Source - 3
This booklet explains the ecological principles of the forest ecosystem and the elements of a wildlife population. It goes on to describe how wildlife can be integrated into other woodland uses like maple syrup production and the growing of Christmas trees. (32 pages)
Woodlands for Nature
Managing Your Woodland for Wildlife and Nature Appreciation Source - 6
There is much more to a woodlot than just the trees. This booklet is for woodlot owners interested in managing their properties for wildlife, nature appreciation and environmental protection. It describes activities they can undertake in order to meet their goals. (28 pages)
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