Grassland Set-aside Stewardship Program
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Winter Cover Crop Stewardship Program
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Hedgerow & Grass Margin Stewardship Programs
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Laser Levelling & Field Liming Stewardship Programs
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How You Can Help
Support Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust
There are several ways to make a tax deductible donation to Delta Farmland and Wildlife Trust. You can donate through Canada Helps (click the link below to be transferred to their secure donation page) or simply mail us a cheque with your name and address. We are a registered charity (138397740 RR0001) and will provide a tax receipt for your donation.
Also consider a lasting contribution through Planned Giving (call our office at 604-940-3392 to find out how).
Your donation will work towards conserving the regionally, nationally, and internationally important farmland and wildlife resources contained in the Fraser River delta.
News & Events
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Farmland & Wildlife Poster Contest
Delta students can enter the "Farmland & Wildlife" Poster Contest and WIN a Mini Hatch for their classroom! Watch live chickens hatch from their eggs inside the Mini Hatch! Read More.. -
Photo Contest Calendar
Students from the University of BC's Faculty of Land & Food Systems recently ran a photo contest for the Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust. The contest was hosted on Facebook and entries came from around the lower mainland. Thank you to the students for raising awareness of the Trust's work! Read More.. -
December 2011 Issue of Farmland & Wildlife
The December 2011 issue of Farmland & Wildlife is available for download. Read More.. -
Through the Student's Lense
Students from BCIT and Quest University are creating videos that highlight the work that Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust is carrying out with local farmers. Read More.. -
Cover Crop Research Helps Refine Management
DF&WT research reveals the importance of planting date on the ability of a cover crop to support waterfowl. Read More..
- Get To Know SOME OF OUR WILDLIFE:
- Northern Shrike Known as the "Butcher Bird," the Shrike impales prey on thorns to attract mates and mark its territory.
- Lesser Snow Goose Snow Geese congregate on farm fields by the tens of thousands searching for potatoes, grain, and grass.
- Bumblebee These insects benefit farmers by pollinating crops. They find refuges in Grassland Set-asides and Hedgerows.
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