People and Nature
In Balance

The Frontenac Arch Biosphere was established by the local conservation community to raise awareness about our unique geology and biodiversity, as well as, the people who live here. This is where the Thousand Islands create a land bridge over the river and around the great lakes for animal and bird migration. This is where five forest regions meet, creating a variety of habitats and opportunities for animals and people, alike.

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FAB Nature Programs for Kids

Truly experience the outdoors, through camps and programs designed to nurture an environmental ethic and respect for nature.
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Conservation in the Biosphere

Learn how FAB is collaborating and contributing to community and national conservation goals.
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Eco Tourism with FAB Experiences

Plan your trip to FAB with our interactive map featuring local trails and sustainable businesses.
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Proudly one of Canada’s UNESCO Biosphere Regions

Initiated by a nomination from the community, this region was designated by UNESCO as one of Canada’s 19 Biosphere Regions in 2002. The Frontenac Arch Biosphere Region is administered by the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Network . Our goal, as part of UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere Programme, is to improve relationships between people and their environments.
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Our Vision

The Frontenac Arch Biosphere Network contributes to strengthening sustainable community development, celebrating the interconnectedness of nature, livelihood, well-being and culture, for this and future generations.
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As a non-profit, community led organization, we rely on the support of people like you in order to bring the conservation work and programs we bring to the region. Join us in our work to spread the message of sustainability and conservation. Become a member or make a donation today!

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Sustainable Tourism: Preserving Heritage Sites & Ecosystems for the Future

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Responsible Wildlife Tourism: How to Minimize Your Footprint

The Fastest Animal Alive: The Peregrine Falcon

The Fastest Animal Alive: The Peregrine Falcon

Be an Ally to Turtles: How to Help Turtles in Ontario

Be an Ally to Turtles: How to Help Turtles in Ontario

History of the Lake Sturgeon.

The Fascinating History of the Ancient Lake Sturgeons

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