Our territories,
our heritage
A non-profit organization, Héritage Saint-Bernard is positioned as a regional player contributing to the conservation of natural environments, responsible economic development and public awareness of environmental and climate issues. For nearly 35 years, the organization has managed and promoted protected natural environments in the municipalities of Châteauguay and Léry.
The impact of your donation
The current economic context brings many important challenges to the team. As a non-profit organization, Héritage Saint-Bernard ensures that your donation will be directly reinvested in its mission to protect and enhance natural environments and promote environmental education.
Concretely
- Protection of the Châteauguay-Léry green corridor
- Continuation & development of educational projects
- Construction & installation d’aménagements fauniques
- Management & maintenance of protected natural environments
- Public awareness of environmental protection
- Position statement & involvement in various environmental issues
''We are on the fast track to climate catastrophe. (…) Forests and ecosystems must be protected as they provide powerful climate solutions.''
United Nations Secretary General
Urgency to act against climate change
It's an undeniable fact: the city of Châteauguay is fortunate to have significant forest cover and exceptional natural environments on its territory, which are unfortunately all too rare in southern Quebec. This condition favors the presence of many species of flora and fauna, some of which are rare. What's more, these ecosystems provide invaluable ecological services: climate regulation, air purification, flood and drought mitigation, etc.
Hawthorn buckthorn, a tree classified as an endangered species found only in the Châteauguay-Léry region of Quebec. 15 years ago, Héritage Saint-Bernard undertook floristic inventories of the Châteauguay-Léry green corridor with the aim of protecting this valuable natural environment. The research identified several hundred hawthorn buckthorns, confirming the value of the area. The hawthorn buckthorn quickly became the symbol of the fight to protect the region's natural environments.v
A tax receipt is issued for any donation of $25 or more, at the request of the donor.
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Contact us
Île Saint-Bernard
480, boulevard D’Youville
Châteauguay, Québec J6J 5T9
General Information
450 698-3133
info@heritagestbernard.qc.ca
Protection of personal information
Nadine Lelièvre
vieprivee@heritagestbernard.qc.ca
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