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Clean drinking water, recreation access drive 12,000-acre forest conservation in Oxford County - Vimarsana News

Clean drinking water, recreation access drive 12,000-acre forest conservation in Oxford County

The conserved area neighbors Sebago Lake, a critical habitat for fish and wildlife, a destination for outdoor recreationalists and a source of clean drinking water for 1 in 6 Mainers.

Lancaster Honors Ag Conservation Leader John Cox with George C. Delp Award - Vimarsana News

Lancaster Honors Ag Conservation Leader John Cox with George C. Delp Award

John Cox, retired CEO and president of Turkey Hill Dairy and current senior adviser to the Lancaster Clean Water Partners, won the 2021 George C. Delp Award.

Grant program repels Great Lakes invaders - Vimarsana News

Grant program repels Great Lakes invaders

Grants are available to buy removal supplies, like sponges and towels, or host events teaching boaters how to properly clean off invasive species, according to a Department of Natural Resources press release.

November 2021 BTO launch: Ultimate guide to choosing the best unit - Vimarsana News

November 2021 BTO launch: Ultimate guide to choosing the best unit

Welcome to the last BTO guide of the year – our November 2021 BTO Launch Guide to help you choose the most suitable unit. This time, there will be 4,501 units across six estates on offer including the first Prime Location Public Housing Model (PLH). These are spread across eight projects in Choa Chu Kang, Hougang, Jurong West, Tengah, Kallang...

Province takes aim at banning problem plastics - Vimarsana News

Province takes aim at banning problem plastics

People in British Columbia continue to take action to remove problem plastics from communities and the natural environment. New legislation will mean the Province can move more quickly to remove plastic debris through phased-in provincewide product bans. Changes under new legislation mean the Province will be able to identify and take direct action to phase out single-use