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Supported Projects
The Walpole Island Land Trust has supported countless environmental projects over the course of it's existence that support our mission statements.
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Bkejwanong Eco-Keepers
The Bkejwanong Eco-Keepers is a summer stewardship program for youth of Bkejwanong. The WI Land Trust has supported this program, entirely or in part since it's conception in 2008.
First Nations Guardians
Through support from ECCC First Nation Guardians Initiative, the Bkejwanong Guardians program was initiated. This program has produced the Guardians Recruits Program, Naturalization Project, Reptile Road Mortality Project and many more ...
Point Pelee Guardians
Supported through the Parks Canada Guardians Project, the Walpole Island Land Trust and Caldwell First Nation Cultural Department have created meaningful engagment through collaborative programming. On our part, the Marsh Restoration Project, Guardians Summer Camp, Bkejwanong's Drone Program, Traditional Teachings Workshop Series, and much more ...