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The GPCHA Parks and Recreation Committee acts as the designated stewards of our community parkland.
The GPCHA Parks and Recreation Committee acts as the designated stewards of our community parkland.
Our duty is to preserve, protect, improve, and wisely manage the natural and built resources and engage with our neighbours in various projects to sustain our valued parkland in its varied and diverse ecologies.
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Action Plan for the GPCHA Parks committee
Action Plan for the GPCHA Parks committee
GPCHA+Parks+&+Rec+-+short+planting+summary.19.01.21+(1).pdfSpring has Sprung ….. Help the flowers and pollinators
Spring has Sprung ….. Help the flowers and pollinators
No-Mow+May.pdf17-uo-nativeplantsforpollinators-booklet-v8-web.pdfNature’s Best Hope
Nature’s Best Hope
On May 4, 2021, Grenville Park and the Rideau 1,000 Islands Master Gardeners hosted Dr. Doug Tallamy, world-renowned ecologist and New York Times best-selling author from the University of Delaware's Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology.
Here is Dr. Tallamy’s presentation entitled “Nature’s Best Hope”
What to know about Ticks and Lyme Disease
What to know about Ticks and Lyme Disease
Ontario Invasive Species Centre Documents
Ontario Invasive Species Centre Documents
Buckthorn
Buckthorn
Buckthorn+Best+Practice.pdfBuckthorn+Tech.pdfInvasive Dog-strangling Vine
Invasive Dog-strangling Vine
DogStranglingVine.pdfOIPC_TechnicalBMP_DogStranglingVine.pdfGarlic Mustard
Garlic Mustard
GarlicMustard+Best+Practice.pdfGarlic+Mustard+Technical.pdfJapanese Knotweed
Japanese Knotweed
Japanese+Knotweed+Best+Practice.pdfJapanese+Knotweed++Technical.pdfInvasive Honeysuckles
Invasive Honeysuckles
Honeysuckle.pdfWild Parsnip
Wild Parsnip
Wild_Parsnip.pdfReport abuse