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Jordan River Logging Ltd.

3473 Smiley Road, Chemainus, Colombie-Britannique, Canada V0R 1K4

Jour de la Terre Canada

https://jourdelaterre.org/qc/organisation/mission/
5818, boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montreal, Québec, Canada H2T 1T3

JPlant

www.jplant.ca/
330 Drive In Rd, Napanee, Ontario, Canada K7R 3L1

JPlant is a propagation nursery with a focus on rare and edible plants, and native species. JPlant is focused on teaching skills to young people.

JPlant's unique qualities include;
- native species focus
- rare plant focus
- food sustainability
- horticulture experts on staff to train
- propagation techniques
- irrigation and testing/water management, both with a sophisticated and 'old school' rudimentary system

Junction Creek Stewardship Committee

junctioncreek.com
30 Ste Anne Rd Unit B4, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada P3C 5E1

The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is a grassroots non-profit focused on environmental research, restoration, education and community stewardship for the central urban waterway of Greater Sudbury which is known as Junction Creek.

Juniper Farm

www.juniperfarm.ca
375 Shouldice Rd, Wakefield, Québec, Canada J0X 3G0

Juno Food Labs

www.eatbump.com
307 Colvin Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R2K 0G5

Just be Woodsy Inc

www.justbewoodsy.com
9 Pembroke St, Unit 4, TORONTO, Ontario, Canada M5A 2N6

K'aayxada Adventure Camp Society

kxadventurecamp.com
1854 Balsam Crescent, Masset, Colombie-Britannique, Canada V0T 1M0

K'omoks Guardian Watchmen

www.komoks.ca/
3322 Comox Rd., Courtenay, Colombie-Britannique, Canada V9N 3P8

Kaska Works Society

Watson Lake, Yukon, Yukon, Canada Y0C 1C0

Kawartha Conservation

www.kawarthaconservation.com
277 Kenrei Rd, Lindsay, Ontario, Canada K9V 4R1

Kawartha Land Trust

www.kawarthalandtrust.org
1545 Monaghan Rd., Peterborough, Ontario, Canada K9J 5N3

Kawartha Land Trust (KLT) is a regional charitable land trust based in Peterborough Ontario. Our mission is to conserve the natural and cultural heritage and distinctive landscapes of the Kawartha Bioregion. We do this by accepting donations of ecologically-significant lands and by engaging the community in support of this work through gifts of time and money to ensure those lands are cared for, in perpetuity. We work closely with community groups, government agencies, and individual landowners to identify and protect key properties and features in the Region. We also help people learn more about the ecological, social and economic benefits of land conservation and encourage them to become involved this important work.

Kawartha Trans Canada Trail Association

www.ktct.ca
49 Mohawk Drive, Lindsay, Ontario, Canada K9V 5E6

Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung Historical Centre

manitoumounds.com
340 Ross Road, Stratton, Ontario, Canada P0W 1N0

Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung Historical Centre (KNCWN), the Place of the Long Rapids, is a historically significant meeting place located along the banks of Manidoo Ziibi (Spirit River or Rainy River) in Northwestern Ontario. The site contains the largest concentration of known burial mounds in North America and was designated a National Historic Site of Canada by Parks Canada in 1970. For thousands of years, the people of Rainy River First Nations (RRFN) have acted as caretakers of the river and those who rest along its shores.

KNCWN is owned and operated by RRFN and offers interpretive tours and galleries, a collections space with over 16,000 artifacts, a gift shop that showcases artwork by local Indigenous artists, and a restaurant with a menu that includes traditional Ojibwe ingredients. KNCWN is an educational resource for the community, and allows RRFN to educate visitors about Ojibwe history, language, geography, culture, and traditions. Through these activities, the site continues to serve as a gathering place, a role it has played for thousands of years.