AALM NEWS
New Board of Directors
The AALM elected a new Board of Directors prior to the July 2026 Annual General Meeting, which includes new faces along with returning board veterans.
Ticks: Protect Yourself
Ticks have moved in. Find everything you need to know to avoid catching Lyme disease from our new neighbours.
President’s Newsletter
Invasives, invasives, and invasives. This Autumn, the AALM needs volunteers, ideas and information to help us with control and keep out plants that damage homes and the broader environment. We also need help with our communications and trail clearing this Fall.
Reporting invasive Species to the Province of Quebec
Sentinelle is Quebec’s free platform for reporting invasive alien plants and animals.
Milfoil: What you need to know
Milfoil has invade 40 Laurentian lakes, disrupting habitats, depleting lakes of oxygen, damaging boats and impacting property values. Know how to recognize it and protect against it.
Tick Update 2025
Ticks have moved in. Find everything you need to know to avoid catching Lyme disease from our new neighbours.
Election Results
A message from Bruce Harling, Electoral Office for the AALM, on the election results..
AALM Election July 13 2024
Elections for directors to serve on the AALM Board for the 2024-26 term will be held on July 13, 2024. Here’s what you need to know.
AALM Board Election to be Held on July 13 2024
Elections to fill 17 AALM Board seats will take place July 13 2024. Directors serve two year terms. AALM’s Board has put forward a slate of candidates. Any AALM member in good standing may run for the Board.
Japanese Knotweed: What You Need to Know
Japanese Knotweed is an invasive species threatening our local ecosystem. Here’s what you need to know about it and what you can do about it.
