Environment – Page 2

Sandy Hill Community News / Le journal communautaire de la Côte-de-Sable

Should Sandy Hill follow the lead of Overbrook?

There is a fantastic new learning opportunity just across the Adàwe Bridge, on the east side of the river: the

In Japan, a growing trend called “potting gardens” offers a practical and stylish solution for anyone wanting to enjoy the

John Verbaas Over the last two months, the topic of a new Ottawa River bridge at Kettle Island has been

Brittanny Bélanger When it comes to recycling and waste management, could it be any more confusing? In doing research for

The Action Sandy Hill Environment Committee would like to let you know that the committee will not be organizing a

How this myth about invasive species harms Sandy Hill biodiversity Christina Keys Periwinkle, lily of the valley, goutweed, daylilies, barberry,

Marilyn Whitaker On September 24, 2016, many Sandy Hill residents came together to transform patches of asphalt along Somerset Street

Bryan Dewalt Neighbourhood volunteers this autumn chalked up a win for biodiversity in Sandy Hill, uprooting dozens of invasive Common

Dean Pallen It is early fall and the garden is full of life with bees, butterflies, wasps, flies and other