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Storm Ponds and Plants

Landmark 28 (Help Something Damaged)

We spent the day planting trees and shrubs around the storm water management pond off Marsden Rd in East City Peterborough. Otonabee Conservation taught us now to plant, and explained how storm water management ponds work, and the role of the shrubs in promoting biodiversity, slope stabilization and carbon sequestration.

Youth Leadership in Sustainability – Oct 23, 2020

December 14, 2020 //  by camdouglasyls

Category: Senior - Groups, Uncategorized

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