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Roads blocked due to early morning crash in Harford County - Vimarsana News

Roads blocked due to early morning crash in Harford County

Emergency crews responded to a crash in Bel Air on Monday morning.Harford Co., MD Fire & EMS and volunteer firefighters from Bel Air Volunterr Fire Companyand@

'Just so shocking': Charlottetown crews assess tree damage from Fiona - Vimarsana News

'Just so shocking': Charlottetown crews assess tree damage from Fiona

City crews, helped by participants at an urban forestry conference, are working long hours to assess the damage and prioritize repairs.

Source: cbc.ca
How a windswept forest ecosystem called krummholz could help protect P.E.I.'s shoreline - Vimarsana News

How a windswept forest ecosystem called krummholz could help protect P.E.I.'s shoreline

A P.E.I. researcher is studying the unique forest ecosystem along the Island's shorelines known as krummholz, and the role it could play in protecting the coastline from future storms caused by climate change.

Source: cbc.ca
3 Islanders selected for 2022 Order of P.E.I. honour - Vimarsana News

3 Islanders selected for 2022 Order of P.E.I. honour

Three people have been selected to receive the 2022 Order of Prince Edward Island Insignia, which is considered the highest honour that can be accorded to a citizen of the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Wondering what to plant this spring? Macphail Woods has some suggestions - Vimarsana News

Wondering what to plant this spring? Macphail Woods has some suggestions

Islanders are getting ready to put plants in their gardens this spring and staff with the Macphail Woods Ecological Forestry Project are reminding gardeners to use native P.E.I. plants in their landscaping.

Source: cbc.ca