How you can get involved

As the majority of land in Ontario that sustains butternut is privately owned, it is up to the private woodlot owner to adopt the role of land steward to protect this threatened species. Below are links to pages with valuable information on management strategies for the retention and reproduction of the butternut species.

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	How you can get involved As the majority of land in Ontario that sustains butternut is privately owned, it is up to the private woodlot owner to adopt the role of land steward to protect this threatened species. Below are links to pages with valuable information on management strategies for the retention and reproduction of the butternut species. Woodlot management for butternut The search for resistant butternut Help us to help butternut Donate to the Butternut Recovery Fund