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In 2021, LSNT Volunteers fixed a large portion of the dilapidated split rail fence along Hwy 21 beside the Ausable River Cut Conservation Area. The final section of this fence line was opened up last year; exposing more areas in need of repair as if they were swallowed up by nature!
LSNT Volunteers showed up again to cut vegetation along
In 2021, LSNT Volunteers fixed a large portion of the dilapidated split rail fence along Hwy 21 beside the Ausable River Cut Conservation Area. The final section of this fence line was opened up last year; exposing more areas in need of repair as if they were swallowed up by nature!
LSNT Volunteers showed up again to cut vegetation along the fence line, clear branches and garbage from the ditch, install t-bars to support the posts, and rebuild the fence.
Thank you to our volunteers (Jonathan, Sam, Bryan, Sandra, Mike, Christine, Lee T, Ed and Ross) for giving freely of their Saturday morning to get this job done!

In 2025, Lambton Shores Nature Trails volunteers installed a manual train switch along the Grand Trunk Trail in Forest. It is placed where a switch once was located many years ago.
We are now pleased to announce the installation of a plaque to commemorate this piece of local history. We would like to thank Lee Main for fabricating the pede
In 2025, Lambton Shores Nature Trails volunteers installed a manual train switch along the Grand Trunk Trail in Forest. It is placed where a switch once was located many years ago.
We are now pleased to announce the installation of a plaque to commemorate this piece of local history. We would like to thank Lee Main for fabricating the pedestal.
Not only did we have a record number of visitors, but we also collected lots of food for the Pedlar Remax Team and Greenbucks Christmas Store Food Drive. Thank you!
A shoutout to Khaos Artisan Kitchen for providing, as usual, a delicious lunch and plenty of sweet treats.
Please visit our archives page to see more of our work!
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