Lambton Wildlife Inc.

LWI member and well known local musician, songwriter and singer, Emm Gryner, is once again donating a portion of the proceeds from sales of her new CD.

Help Emm and LWI by purchasing her CD.

There are a trillium reasons to join us.

Knowledge that your membership is going to the preservation of natural spaces in Lambton County
Access to a variety of interesting outdoor and indoor activities
Earthways, our newsletter

Become a Lambton Wildlife member!

Do not hesitate to contact us for more information.

If you don't give a hoot, who will?

Lambton Wildlife has a strong history of working to preserve the natural environment in Lambton County. We would like to expand our work and require your support to do this.

Our strength is in our membership, individuals make a difference.

Christine Brunski of Environment Canada, Ontario Protection Branch, recently chose Lambton Wildlife Inc.to receive a court order award of $30,000. Lambton Wildlife was chosen (after being suggested by LWI member Darcy Higgins) to receive this money because of its stellar reputation in the County as protector of the natural environment.

Lambton Wildlife is celebrating it's 40th Anniversary on Oct. 25th at the "Y" Learning and Career Centre with a presentation of it's history by founding member Gerry Clements and others. Wine and light snacks will be served.

Two LWI members received awards recently; Kim Gledhill, the President's Award from the Lambton Environmental Association for her work with young people and many conservation projects and Elisabeth VanStam the Professor Emerittus Award form Lambton College.

Larry Cornelis completed a restoration project on his Uncle's farm. A wetland was restored to it's original state last spring. Birds, native plants, and amphibians all returned in abundance. A well-positioned observation platform completed the project.