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Despite flooding, the Grand River Adventure continues

PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release Despite flooding and high water levels, the adventure continues! Waterloo Region, ON, April 2013 In this second edition of “The Grand River Adventure”, Derek Lippert and JP Bartle, experienced paddlers and residents of Ayr ON., are canoeing the entire Grand River in order to raise money for tree planting throughout…

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Why is the Grand River Adventure 2013 so important?

Derek Lippert shares some insightful information about the importance of storm water and the Grand River from a paddlers perspective.  For more information on The Grand River Adventure 2013 and how you can help, visit http://grandriveradventure.com/ 

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Open Ayr Gathering 2013

When:  Thursday March 21, 2013 Where: 33 Northumberland St Ayr, ON N0B 1E0 Please help us celebrate the first day of spring by attending the second ‘Open Ayr Gathering’, an opportunity to engage in dialogue regarding the unique and specialized industry of ecological restoration.

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Corporate landscape naturalization

This spring in Ontario, with little rain and drought-like conditions, continues to show us the flaws with large scale turf landscapes. Driving around Waterloo Region”s industrial and office parks one is already seeing lawns going dormant, and it’s only May.

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Soul Standard for Organic Land Care

Over the past several years the term “organic” seems to have taken on a life of its own.  We see it branded on everything from carrots to shampoo, clothing to coffee filters.  We generally believe that anything displaying this brand is natural, healthy and free from harmful substances.  We will even pay more for products…

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Open Ayr Gathering

On October 20th, 2011 Quiet Nature hosted the first annual Open Ayr Gathering of Applied Ecological Restoration Professionals. The weather was not in our favour, so the event was ironically held indoors at the historic Richwood Schoolhouse, a 150 year old stone building 10 km south-west of Ayr.

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