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No longer eligible for provincial funding, UTRCA at-risk reptile program seeks donor dollars - Vimarsana News

No longer eligible for provincial funding, UTRCA at-risk reptile program seeks donor dollars

The Southern Ontario At Risk Reptiles program has helped restore the population of southern Ontario’s once dwindling spiny softshell turtle population, along with other species.

Flood Watch cancelled for Lower Trent Conservation; Water Safety Statement issued - Vimarsana News

Flood Watch cancelled for Lower Trent Conservation; Water Safety Statement issued

Lower Trent Conservation has given an update to a recently announced Flood Watch. The statement issued for the...

No longer eligible for provincial funding, UTRCA at-risk reptile program seeks donor dollars - London - Vimarsana News

No longer eligible for provincial funding, UTRCA at-risk reptile program seeks donor dollars - London

The Southern Ontario At Risk Reptiles program has helped restore the population of southern Ontario's once dwindling spiny softshell turtle population, along with other species.

RRCA and SNC Offering 10,000 Free Trees to Residents This Spring - Vimarsana News

RRCA and SNC Offering 10,000 Free Trees to Residents This Spring

The Raisin Region Conservation Authority (RRCA) and South Nation Conservation (SNC) are once again partnering with local municipalities to distribute over 10,000 free tree seedlings to residents in their watershed jurisdictions in Eastern Ontario.

Great River Cleanup sign installed on The Waterfront Trail - Vimarsana News

Great River Cleanup sign installed on The Waterfront Trail

The Great River Network (a network of over 50 organizations, agencies, and individuals that care for the St. Lawrence River) recently installed a sign at the end of McConnell Avenue, along the bike path. The sign is a follow-up to the Great River Cleanup event that occurred in September 2021, which oversaw the removal of 5 cubic meters of garbage and 2.8 metric tonnes of metal from the St. Lawrence River.