Algoma Highlands Conservancy

AHC Summer 2016 Newsletter!

Read about this summer’s newsletter!
Spring Gear Swap Swamp; Film Festival Fundraiser!

Can you believe it’s already here?
Join the AHC and Sault College in our 4th Annual Spring Gear Swap Fundraiser!
Exploring Environmental Education

Read about the AHC’s one-of-a-kind outdoor classroom.
Welcome to the team!

Carly Breckenridge, our new Eco-tourism Business Intern!
Message from Executive Director Jennifer Cross

After 5 years as its Executive Director, Jennifer Cross wishes the AHC a fond farewell.
AHC Robertson Cliffs Ambassadors!

As fall approaches, the AHC invites hikers to experience the glory of the view from Robertson Cliffs first hand!
AHC FAll 2014 Newsletter

If you want to know what we have been doing lately – check out our Fall 2014 Newsletter.
Foster a Forest

Please help us protect the unique beauty and conserve the ecological wonders of King Mountain and Robertson Cliffs.

Val Walker View from KING MNT Oct 2009 016 (2)

About the Algoma Highlands Conservancy

Our mission is to conserve the unique beauty and ecological integrity of key areas within the Algoma Highlands region, creating sanctuaries that protect the ecological function and habitat requirements of many native plant and animal species. At the same time,…

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Foster a Forest

Help the AHC protect and conserve the unique beauty and ecological wonders of King Mountain and Robertson Cliffs by participating in our “Foster a Forest” program! All funds donated up to March 2014 were generously matched by The Echo Foundation,…

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Doug Pitt, Dean and Nicolle Thompson backcountry skiing Kign Mtn (2)

Our Four Principles

The Algoma Highlands Conservancy has four fundamental principles: Conservation, Silent Sport Recreation, Sustainable Forestry, and Environmental Education and Research.

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