Work at our Wood Drive Project Continues in 2019!!

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Work continues in a private swale in Ipperwash

Before and after shots, the cutting crew, volunteers removing biomass with rakes, shovels, tarps and sleds, and the biomass piled on tarps.

Our own Sandra Marshall cutting phragmites out of a private swale in Ipperwash Beach

Our Work at Port Franks

Wetland ecologist Janice Gilbert and Nancy Vidler, founder of the Lambton Shores Phragmites Working Group, are dwarfed by a stand of the invasive plant in a wetland near Port Franks. (DEBORA VAN BRENK, The London Free Press)

Wetland ecologist Janice Gilbert and Nancy Vidler, founder of the Lambton Shores Phragmites Working Group, are dwarfed by a stand of the invasive plant in a wetland near Port Franks. (DEBORA VAN BRENK, The London Free Press)

Our work at Lambton Centre

Our Wood Drive Project

Miscellaneous Photos

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