Calling our local artisans and environmental organizations! Will you join us as a vendor at the Plant Sale & EcoMarket?
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The Plant Sale & EcoMarket is BACK, and we're looking for local artisans and environmental organizations to join us in sharing resources to help make food security and sustainable living more accessible in our community.
Head over to raresites.org/events for more information and apply here: https://forms.office.com/r/G9Dzi238Sn
#NativePlants #UrbanGardening #Sustainability #ClimateAction #GaltLove #KWAwesome #Cambridge #Kitchener #Waterloo #WaterlooRegion #SupportLocal #thelocaladvocate #raresites
my latest for CKMS News:
A 235 acre donation of farmland and forest in Wilmot to the rare Charitable Research Reserve is on hold over a parking lot. The Schneider family has been working on the donation since 2020 and has now reached out to regional residents to pressure township politicians to finalise the deal.
The land sits on Waterloo's border and the family has allowed light recreational use of the forest for decades, with some trail users parking along nearby roads. Now, citing safety and liability concerns, the township is requesting a parking lot be built to accommodate future land use. However, project proponents say the request will damage sensitive areas while burdening the charity with added maintenance costs.
This show features an interview with Dr. Stephanie Sobek-Swant, the executive director of rare, along with a quote from the Schneider family's statement, and the short comment a township representative made to CKMS News.
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dan kellar