BAFFIN AND BRUCE TRAIL CONSERVANCY CELEBRATE COMPLETION OF TRAIL CONSERVANCY PROJECT
ONE HUNDRED BOOT BRUSH STATIONS BUILT TO PROTECT AGAINST INVASIVE SPECIES
Invasive species are one of the most pressing threats to the biodiversity of the Niagara Escarpment, often introduced unknowingly by hikers' footwear. Boot brush stations encourage trail users to clean their boots before and after their hikes, a simple act that has proven to significantly reduce the transfer of non-native species. When the Trail Conservancy Project launched in 2023 there were only 35 stations located throughout over 900 km of trail.
"At Baffin, we have always believed that adventure begins with your footwear, but it doesn't end there. As explorers, hikers, and nature loves, we know that every step we take leaves a mark. With the completion of the Trail Conservancy Project, we are proud to be leaving behind something meaningful on the Bruce Trail: not just footprints, but 100 boot brush stations," says Baffin's Brand Director,
Over the past three years, Baffin employees have hand-built each station, donating time and energy to a cause close to home. The
"The Bruce Trail Conservancy is thrilled with the results of our partnership with Baffin, a Canadian company that balances exploration with a desire to care for the natural world," says Michael McDonald, Chief Executive Officer of the Bruce Trail Conservancy. "With 100 boot brush stations now installed along the Bruce Trail, we are mitigating the spread of invasive species while educating the public on which species threaten the incredible biodiversity that makes the Bruce Trail such a special place to explore and preserve. With the continued support of dedicated Canadian conservation champions like Baffin, we are protecting our ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever, together."
Crafted from durable cedar and standing approximately three feet tall, each boot brush station features a rugged plastic scrubber base and an informative display panel. These displays educate hikers about the dangers of invasive species and promote trail-friendly habits. With a design rooted in purpose, the stations blend function and form to deliver real environmental impact. Turkstra Lumber, a family-owned
Baffin has proudly supported the Bruce Trail Conservancy for over a decade, contributing to conservation programming that protects, restores, and manages land along the Niagara Escarpment UNESCO World Biosphere. The completion of the Trail Conservancy Project marks a milestone in this partnership, but not the end to Baffin's commitment. As supporters of the wild spaces that inspire exploration and innovation, Baffin will continue to support the Bruce Trail Conservancy's ongoing efforts to preserve natural lands and ensure the trail remains a thriving biodiverse corridor.
To learn more about the Bruce Trail Conservancy and how you can support their mission visit brucetrail.org.
About Baffin
Baffin Ltd. is an innovative, leading outerwear company based in
About The Bruce Trail Conservancy
Bruce Trail Conservancy is one of Ontario's largest land trusts that secures, protects and restores the vulnerable habitat and biodiversity of the UNESCO Niagara Escarpment Biosphere. For more than 50 years, we have responsibly connected people to nature through the Bruce Trail. We are a member-driven, volunteer-based, charitable organization, governed by a 19-member Board of Directors. Working with each of the nine Bruce Trail Clubs, we are committed to caring for the Bruce Trail and to preserving land along its route.
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