Our old website served us well but hasn’t kept pace with all that the Foundation strives to be. For several months we‘ve been working with Client First Web Design & Graphics, our Huntsville-based web designer, on a fresh new look and up-to-date content on a platform that gives us much new capability. We launched on Oct 15. There is a lot for you to explore - our history and accomplishments, information on our protected properties, community histories, our projects, what’s happening at Marsh’s Falls, our volunteer photo gallery and much more.  Start with a scroll down the (long) home page.  

Despite the pandemic we have had a very productive summer at Marsh’s Falls.  Volunteers have been busy on many projects that continue the re-naturalization of the site and enhance our educational and recreational facilities. A network of walking trails has been created to highlight the original First Nations portage route, butterfly gardens, oxbow views, lush wetlands, scenic river views and the sounds and sight of the rushing water over Marsh’s Falls.

We are grateful to the many donors who make the Foundation's work possible.  Our priorities for the next year are to retire the debt on the third lower Oxtongue property, build up our Stewardship Fund to provide sufficient annual income to maintain our protected properties, replenish reserves for future land opportunities, continue to defend the natural heritage values of Langmaid's Island and offer more educational materials and events.