The Maltbys: Working Farm is Grassland Bird Refuge
Geoff and his wife Shanna Maltby work alongside their family on a 120 acre farm in Acton raising …
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Jake Grift Reaps the Harvest of Bird-Friendly Certified Hay
It’s obvious when you talk to Jake Grift that farming is his business. It’s clear he works to …
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Tom Steller: Springing into Action to Tackle Invasive Plants
Motivated to do the right thing for the environment, Tom Stellar has been working on removing an invasive …
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The Johnson’s: Restoration Anticipation
Over the past 16 years, John and Veronica Johnson have been slowly working away on their 10 acre …
The McClellan’s: Harnessing the Power of the Sun to Protect Water Quality
Situated at the headwaters of the Credit River watershed, Don and Karen McClellan own 100 beautiful acres of …
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The Kerbel Cottage: A Legacy of Restoration
Gail, Diane and Hart Kerbel grew up spending their weekends and summers at the family’s 100 acre cottage …
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Ralph Sturgeon and Diane Robinson: Investing in the Future
Having moved to their 33 acre property eight years ago, Ralph Sturgeon and Diane Robinson candidly admit they …
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Paradise Farms: Farming for the Future
Shane Baghai, owner of Paradise Farms in Caledon believes in “natural farming” with the long- term in mind. …
Trailwood Farms: New Horse Facility Owners Harness the Power of Partnerships
Doug and Debbie Hart purchased their farm and horse facility in Caledon this past spring. From the moment …
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The Baxters: Caring for the Land From Generation to Generation
In 1839, the Baxter family purchased 200 acres of Crown land, farming it for several generations. Clive Baxter …
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The Apteds: Thinking About Your Land Today Pays Off Tomorrow
Doug and Janis Apted weren’t farmers 24 years ago when they left Brampton and moved to Caledon. They …
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Scott Mission Camp – With an Eye to the Future, Scott Mission Camp Partners with Credit Valley Conservation
Scott Mission bought a 100 acre farm in Caledon in the 1950s to expand summer camp programs. The …