Projects of the FABF

• Support the operation and development of the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Nature Camps
• Introduce and support the Lessons in a Backpack program to elementary schools in the FAB
• Support the use of the Lessons in a Backpack with groups of children visiting Landon Bay. Learn more about resources available here: https://www.frontenacarchbiosphere.ca/lessons-in-a-backpack
• Celebration of our local cultural heritage by researching and presenting the History of Landon Bay
• Developing trails and building kayaking docks, both of which are distributed throughout the FAB
• Supporting cultural heritage projects such as the building of the diorama at Joel Stone Park
• Supporting school and youth groups visiting Landon Bay
• Supporting ecological research and understanding through field study, mapping and documentation, from school-age, university and community level efforts, throughout the Frontenac Arch Biosphere
• Supporting the development and publication of educational materials in areas of sustainability, culture, heritage and environment as relates to the Frontenac Arch Biosphere region
• To support development of a Canadian Pilot Project to organize a Youth Climate Summit - https://youthclimateactionsummit.ca
• Storyboard walks on various trails. See photo below for a sample of one of the many Story Walks.

 

he FABFoundation using a Job Creation Program crew built several kayaking docks that are scattered throughout the Frontenac Arch Biosphere.

The FABFoundation using a Job Creation Program crew built this bridge over Stocking Hill Creek on the Gananoque Trails. Some of the materials were recycled from the east gate of the town.

The FABFoundation using a Job Creation Program crew built this boardwalk on the portage between Red Horse Lake and Charleston Lake.