Maitland

Leading While Remembering

We have a dream; Restoring the buildings. rehabilitating the land. And giving the Maitland Tower site a new future. For eveveryone.

ecological & Building restoration

Maitland tower restoration

Our ecological restoration project is named the Dirty Paws project and is being led by our sister not-for-profit DoorNumberOne.org. The plan involves rehabilitating the grounds – naturalizing where we can, and creating appropriate paths and water access so people can enjoy the site while also being respectful of the environment. 

The goal is to demonstrate and inspire leading environmental restoration practices through an Indigenous, scientific and community collaboration. The project will create a natural and resilient shoreline, protect and improve habitat and water quality, increase biodiversity and address invasive species on land and in water, naturally filter roadside pollution, grow food, build pollinator pathways, and through these actions support relationship building, healing and health for all.

With respect and awe, we acknowledge the vast, beautiful St. Lawrence River that is the home and source of life for so many living beings. She connects us to the world, transforms herself into rain and snow, and brings life.

We are grateful to be living and working on the traditional territory of the Anishnabek, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), Oneida and Haudenosaunee (St Lawrence Iroquois) peoples.

Partners

River Institute

Maitland Tower and the St. Lawrence River Institute are partners in promoting the health of the St. Lawrence as well as many other Environmental Restoration Projects.

Door Number One

DoorNumberOne.org is a not-for-profit social enterprise, established to help individuals, schools, communities, and organizations take steps to create a just, beautiful world.

Mohawk Council of Akwesasne

We are grateful to be partnering with the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne for our Dirty Paws Ecological Restoration Project .

Augusta Township

We are proud to be members of the Maitland community and the Augusta Township.

River Institute

South Nation Conservation has a strong history in watershed management and leadership in applying sustainability practices, it manages 4,441 km2 of land in Eastern Ontario.

Watershed Canada

Watershed Canada is committed to providing programs to communities across the country that work to help shoreline owners protect the health of lakes and rivers.

Bee City Canada

. Bee City Canada’s mission is to inspire cities, towns, First Nations, schools, businesses, and other organizations to take action to protect pollinators.

CABN.CO

We are proud to be partnering with CABN.CO. CABN.CO is net-zero housing for everyone to live anywhere, live sustainably, and live connected.