ontario heritage trust
 
Mission Statement
The objects of the Trust as defined under Section 7 of the Ontario Heritage Act are:

(a) to advise and make recommendations to the Minister on any matter relating to the conservation, protection and preservation of the heritage of Ontario;

(b) to receive, acquire and hold property in trust for the people of Ontario;

(c) to support, encourage and facilitate the conservation, protection and preservation of the heritage of Ontario;

(d) to preserve, maintain, reconstruct, restore and manage property of historical, architectural, archaeological, recreational, aesthetic, natural and scenic interest;

(e) to conduct research, educational and communications programs necessary for heritage conservation, protection and preservation. R.S.O. 1990, c. O.18, s. 7; 2005, c. 6, ss. 1, 5.

 
Contact information
Address: 10 Adelaide Street East, Toronto, ON  M5C 1J3
Phone: 416-325-5000
E-mail: 
Website: http://www.heritagetrust.on.ca
 
demographics
Year Founded: 1967
Adopted S&P*: N/A
Full-time Staff: 4.5
Number of Members: N/A
Primary Land Types: provincial and regionally significant environmentally sensitive areas; earth and life science Areas of Natural and Scientific Interest; PSW; habitat for nationally and provincially vulnerable species;
*indicates adoption of the 2005 Canadian Land Trust Standards and Practices
 
CONSERVATION LAND TRUST PARTNERS:
Province-Wide: MNR, NCC, DUC
Regional: OLTA members
Watershed: conservation authorities
Local: local field naturalists club
 
Acres Conserved
Province Total Owned Under Easement Other
Ontario 13,110
5,884
2,937
 4,289
1)
Kentucky Coffee-tree
Gymnocladus dioicus
Photo: Courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum, ©ROM
 
2)
Large Whorled Pogonia
Isotria verticillata 
Photo: Courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum, ©ROM
 
3)
Redside dace
Clinostomus elongatus
Photo: Erling Holm, Courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum, ©ROM
 
4)
West Virginia White
Artogeia virginiensis
 
Photo: Brian Boyle, Courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum, ©ROM
 
5)
Eastern Fox Snake
Eliaphe vulpina gloydi 
Photo: John Mitchell, Courtesy of the Royal Ontario Museum, ©ROM