Saskatoon is one of six cities receiving this funding, with the federal government saying the money will help provide people and wildlife access to high-quality green spaces.
Saskatoon is one of six cities receiving this funding, with the federal government saying the“This work will aim to reduce, emissions and other pollution, while improving climate resilience, community access to nature and protecting biodiversity. By improving the health and resiliency of its ecosystems, Saskatoon will be a more dynamic and vibrant place to live, work and visit,” said the federal release.“This welcomed investment is crucial to advancing the city’s green network project.
Some of the natural area restoration projects include the naturalization of the storm pond and linear park in Kensington and the naturalization of the municipal reserve and storm pond in Brighton.
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