Congratulations Sarah Coupland, winner of the Shoreline Rehabilitation Contest!
PLCA and Bancroft Area Stewardship Council would like to congratulate Sarah Coupland, the winner of the Shoreline Rehabilitation Contest!
Sarah, who has a property on Lower Paudash, wins an assessment from a professional forester, and planting of up to 100 trees and/or shrubs. The planting will take place in May 2020.
Congratulations Sarah!
Six Key Benefits of a Natural Shoreline
1. Maintaining Water Quality
2. Moderating Temperatures
3. Creating Wildlife Habitat
4. Mitigating Flood Frequency and Impacts
5. Reducing Erosion
6. Maintaining or Increasing Property Values
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