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2021 marks our 10th Anniversary and we have created a set of four commemorative stitched patches to mark the occasion.
We chose to highlight some scenic and memorable locations:
- ‘L’ Lake Management Area
- Ausable River Valley & Mystery Falls
- Lambton County Heritage Forest
- Ipperwash Dunes & Swales
The commemorative set is available for a $20 donation. Please contact Linda Attard lsntlindaa@gmail.com or 519-243-1596
2022 Memberships are now available for $15 per person or $25 per family. Our business partners have special offers for LSNT Members. Make sure to show your membership card.
Note: Purchase your membership early and get a longer time to take advantage of our partner specials. Some offers may change seasonally.
Hike all 7 Nature Trails in Lambton Shores & Vicinity and correctly answer each question to receive your FREE badge!
- Ausable River Cut Conservation Area
- Lambton County Heritage Forest
- Forested Dunes Nature Reserve
- L Lake Management Area
- Ipperwash Dunes and Swales Nature Reserve
- Mystery Falls
- Forest Trails
Fighting Phragmites
Fighting Phragmites
Fighting Phragmites
A great day to be out in nature and to help our friends - Lambton Shores Phragmites Community Group! A combined group of volunteers cleared phragmites at the end of Huron St in Port Franks, along the Mud Creek shoreline and across the creek at the NCC Forested Dunes. Thanks to all the volunteers who took the time to help remove this invasive species! LSNT looks forward to building a boardwalk and dock this spring with a dedicated canoe/kayak launch at this location.
Fighting Phragmites
Fighting Phragmites
Your Support Is Appreciated!
We are pleased to announce the completion of the trailhead structures in Forest and at the Port Franks Community Centre. We want to thank everyone who helped make this a reality! Come out and enjoy the trails in the area.
Please consider donating to these community beautification projects. For donations over $300, a coloured leaf with your name and a brief comment will be added to the 'Donor Recognition Tree' featured on the side-panel at either of the trailheads.