The Ruiter Valley Land Trust needs your talents.
How about joining our Board of Trustees or one of our volunteer teams?
The Land Trust needs people to help with accounting, conservation, philanthropy, biology, trail maintenance, graphic arts, communications, translation and more.
Do you have skills and expertise, along with a desire to help conserve our precious biodiversity?
Write to us at [email protected]. Marie-Claire, Daniel, Éric or Marie will be delighted to get in touch with you.
One good way to learn more about the Land Trust is to attend the annual meeting at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, May 26, at 178 Chemin Ruiter Brook, Potton.
The Ruiter Valley Land Trust is a conservation organization located in Potton in the Eastern Townships.
It is a non-profit organization (NPO) that works to protect a large territory that is part of the Sutton Mountains range, and that offers trails, activities and training to the population.
Little known to the general public, the Land Trust is nevertheless recognized in the conservation community, in the Eastern Townships and throughout Quebec, for its commitment and the historical role it has played.
In this corner of Potton, the Land Trust borders the Green Mountains Nature Reserve and the Vallée-du-Ruiter Ecological Reserve. Together, these three territories form a unique conservation area.
The Land Trust is dedicated first and foremost to conservation, but also offers a network of free trails.
The territory protected by the Land Trust now extends beyond the Ruiter Valley.
Educational sessions
The trust offers its members, as well as the community, a variety of enriching educational activities
Conservation
Preserving territories through private non-governmental initiatives
Trails
A wonderful network of 30 km of trails for the practice of outdoor activities
Educational sessions
The trust offers its members, as well as the community, a variety of enriching educational activities
Conservation
Preserving territories through private non-governmental initiatives
Trails
A wonderful network of 30 km of trails for the practice of outdoor activities
