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Learn how to build a beautiful rain garden using native plants with Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc. and The Ville Cooperative!
The primary purpose of a rain garden is to improve water quality in nearby bodies of water and to ensure that rainwater becomes available for plants as groundwater rather than being sent through stormwater drains.
Executive Director Marieka Chaplin spoke to CTV News on Thursday as our bioengineered bank restoration project at Nashwaak Valley Farms.
Thanks again to Atlantic Salmon Conservation Foundation and EcoAction Environment and Climate Change for funding this project. We will continue to work on this property throughout the fall to plant native grasses, shrubs and trees. #MyNashwaak #EauNBWater
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N.B. conservation group’s watershed solution
Nashwaak Watershed Association hopes its riverbank repair project will serve as a model for flood mitigation.