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Created by the David Suzuki Foundation in 2017, the volunteer-led movement aims to plant native wildflowers in yards, neighbourhoods, community gardens and parks.
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“The wonderful thing about this project is that it isn’t just a nice, feel good, civic pride kind of project,” said Brantford Coun. Cheryl Antoski, herself a Butterflyway Ranger. “It is time that people realize that pollinators are critical in order for us to eat: no pollinators equals no food.”
Having received a canoe from the foundation, Antoski and other local rangers approached the city to determine the best place for its use in a habitat for pollinators.
Butterflyway Project aims to support pollinators
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