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Chelsea land trust transforms Pontiac hayfield into pollinator haven

Chelsea land trust transforms Pontiac hayfield into pollinator haven

Volunteers sprinkle wildflower seeds for a pollinator meadow at Place Eco Rubin, a piece of land that backs onto Gatineau Park just east of the Eardley-Masham Road. The former farm turned conservation area is now managed by Chelsea-based land trust ACRE. Photo: Carolyn Callaghan
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Sophie Kuijper Dickson
sophie@theequity.ca

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