The Kawartha Bioregion occupies a distinctive position in the geographic extent of southern Ontario, as an expanse that bridges the mixed farmlands and woodlands of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence corridor, the rocky Canadian Shield, the transition zone between them known as “The Land Between”, and the Trent-Severn Waterway that connects east-west. The Kawartha Bioregion is also a prime example in the overlap of cultural considerations with the natural environment, with its rich First Nations presence, settler traditions, and agricultural and other land management practices.
The Kawartha Heritage Conservancy has been creating a series of thematic maps of the Bioregion, a few of which are shown below.
ActivitiesAbattoirs
Agricultural Lands Land Cover
Kawartha Heritage Conservancy: Areas of Concern
Select a marker on the map to display location information.
(Note: clicking on a link within an information popup on the map will take you away from this page)
Loading...
Select a location to display details & position on the map:
= Conservancy Properties
= Conservancy Connections
= Landscape Feature
= Named Places
= Office
Adobe PDF (1392 KB)
Our mission is to conserve the natural and cultural heritage and distinctive landscapes of the Kawartha bioregion.
