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Up to 100% Funding Available on Agricultural Land in Durham Region

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Durham Region and its five local Conservation Authorities—Central Lake Ontario, Ganaraska Region, Kawartha, Lake Simcoe Region, and Toronto and Region —have collaborated to form the Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP), a subsidized farmland enhancement program for agricultural landowners.


If you own agricultural land in Durham Region and wish to conduct Best Management Practices on your farm, up to 100% funding is available for eligible projects*, including:


  • Tree Planting

  • Wetland Restoration

  • Grassland Restoration

  • Pollinator Strips

  • Pollinator Intercropping


Approximately 47% of Durham Region is active agricultural land. Recognizing the importance of supporting enhancements of these privately owned lands, RALP offers subsidies for environmental improvements that increase crop yields through erosion reduction, salinity management, and pollination enhancement, or provide natural shelter for livestock while contributing to a more resilient climate-ready future. 




RALP Lead at Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority

Roy Mosher

365-633-0499


Funding for this program comes from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, Durham Region, conservation partners, the Province of Ontario, and the Government of Canada.


*Landowners will require an Environmental Farm Plan. Services may vary across region.


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