Dedicated to keeping Charleston Lake beautiful in every way.
ECOSYSTEM
All Ecosystems are incrementally weakened as they diminish in size. Size not only matters, it is critical, bigger is always better. A bigger patch of forest has the ability to host a greater number of species. With the help of The Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust, the Nature Conservancy of Canada and CLA/CLEA, roughly 2000 acres of land in and around Charleston Lake has been protected and will remain undeveloped. These include:
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SHEFFIELD PROPERTY - 650 acres - attaches to Charleston Lake in Donaldsons Bay, was turned over to the Provincial Park, CLA/CLEA contribution $10000.
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OLD BALDY (Indian Head) - 140 acres, CLA/CLEA contribution $10000.
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LEADERS CREEK - 256 acres - 2 properties, Carson property 50 acres and one property of 206 acres, CLA/ CLEA contribution - Carson property $1000 and $10000 for the other.
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FOSTERS BAY - 50 acres - Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust (TIWLT)
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Dr ROSS PROPERTY - 900 acres ( Donaldson Bay)- (TIWLT)
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HASKINS PROPERTY - 115 acres donated to the Provincial Park, near Tallow Rock Bay
