Siemens Canada employees plant trees at Peterborough zoo
Button bush, speckled alder, tamarack, Saskatoon serviceberry, and silky dogwood were planted on Wednesday.
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Button bush, speckled alder, tamarack, Saskatoon serviceberry, and silky dogwood were planted on Wednesday.
Otonabee Conservation warns the continuous melt of snow and ice over the next four days will result in higher water levels and flows of local rivers, streams and creeks.
Kawartha Conservation says flows and water levels are within 'seasonal range,' yet forecasted rain and snowmelt will produce 'localized runoff and elevated water levels.'
Otonabee Conservation says with colder temperatures this week, along with a lack of ice cover on the Otonabee River, there is a chance for frazil ice, which could lead to flooding.
Planting trees is as an effective way to mitigate climate change: CAO