Our community has raised $80,000 so far, out of the $150,000 we will need to fight this at LPAT.
100% of all funds raised go toward paying the experts that are making our case.
Our LPAT hearing commences on February 21, 2022. Please help us meet our fundraising goal before then!
The date is approaching fast and we are making preparations.
We need your help!
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The formerly pristine Fowler property is the habitat of several endangered and threatened species. Sharing this space with an active, full-scale quarry operation could further threaten their fragile existence. We would like to put a face to some of our wetland neighbours, to thank our generous donors on behalf of the wildlife, and of our future generations. They will be so proud to know that their family and community cared -and fought- for what truly matters.
Andy and Lynn Zupan
John and Silvia Campbell
John and Ellen Sheepway
Karen Rathwell
John and Lois Lackey
Renato and Maddalena Galante
Nicole and Scott Smith
Laurel McCallum
Tom Turcotte
Dianne Marzahl and John Wilson
The Tuju family
Mark and Kelly Houston
Sue and Dylan Young
The Dietrich Cottage
Mike Diaram
Chantal Trahan and Phil Bronson
Natalie and Patrick Cerullo
Kevin and Ute Howell
Steve Weinberg
Suzanne Facchini and Wayne Travell
In memory of Lillian and Carl Fry
Tim and Doreen Lett
Jim Crummey
Geof and Irene Smith
Volunteers
Maybeth Dowling
Ron Fry
Catherine Hardman
Kelly Houston
Tim Lett
Joan Mizzi-Fry
Chantal Trahan
Dana Tuju
Sue Young
Trumpeter swans were brought back from the brink of extinction in the early 80s. Their story inspires us to stay strong.
We should feel so lucky that Trumpeter swans choose to live in our community, and fiercely protect their habitat to prevent almost losing them again.
Legacy Donors
When you were a child, do you remember the world of discovery in nature?
We choose to live in this area for a reason. Let's keep their childhood wild, the way it was for us.
What's important is that children have an opportunity to bond with the natural world, to learn to love it and feel comfortable in it, before being asked to heal its wounds.
-David Sobel
Anonymous donations are represented by the wetland. Wetlands are delicate ecosystems necessary for erosion control, carbon storage, nutrient cycling and groundwater recharge. They also provide habitat for specialized wildlife communities.
Healthy wetlands = healthy people
We have already lost 75% of the wetlands in Ontario, south of the Canadian Shield. Given their value for water purification, flood control, and species at risk habitat, it is critical that we protect them.
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading awareness through word-of-mouth, thank you. We could not accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
100% of donations pay for legal and professional fees.
Online donations are gratefully accepted via e-transfer, to our email address: ramaralegacyalliance@gmail.com
Never too young to be civic-minded and environmentally aware!
Thank you to all the thirsty neighbours who supported this little activist's lemonade stand.
We can set an example for our children and grandchildren. Our future generations will thank us for it.