WORCESTER After three years, 1,250 volunteer hours, 22 directional signs and kiosks, 23 mileage marker posts and two murals, the East-West Trail is taking a new direction.
The East-West Trail is a 14-mile cross-city hike, stretching from Lake Quinsigamond to Cascades Park. The trail, while winding through timeless nature and numerous historical spots in the city, is a fairly new project, born in 2015 as a patchwork of green spaces and city streets.
The trail project was spearheaded by Worcester-based nonprofit Park Spirit, a volunteer-run group established in 1988 by Colin Novick of the Greater Worcester Land Trust and Rick Miller, former Park Spirit president.
Cataraqui Conservation Chair Alan Revill Named to Board of Conservation Ontario
Kingston – At its recent virtual annual general meeting, Conservation Ontario announced the leadership team of the organization who will comprise the Board of Directors for the current term. Amongst the six appointees was Alan Revill, Chair of Cataraqui Conservation.
Revill was renewed to the Vice-Chair position and is joined once again by fellow Vice-Chair Lin Gibson of Conservation Sudbury, working closely with chair Andy Mitchell of Otonabee Conservation. The three other directors of the current Board are Linda Laliberte, General Manager of the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, Samantha Lawson, General Manager of the Grand River Conservation Authority and Deborah Martin-Downs, General Manager of Credit Valley Conservation.
Credit Valley Conservation named one of Canadaâs Greenest Employers On April 19, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was named one of Canadaâs Greenest Employers (2021) for the second year in a row.
Author of the article: Postmedia News
Publishing date: Apr 23, 2021  â¢Â 2 hours ago  â¢Â 1 minute read  â¢Â
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On April 19, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was named one of Canadaâs Greenest Employers (2021) for the second year in a row.
CVC was recognized for its many green initiatives, including electric vehicle charging stations, organic composting, an employee uniform recycling and re-use program, and the TerraCycle collection program for capturing additional recyclables such as pens and pencils. CVCâs administration office includes a LEED Gold-certified building, a permeable parking lot that allows rainwater to filter into the ground, and the organization will be installing an innovative âsmart blue ro
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Credit Valley Conservation named one of Canadaâs Greenest Employers On April 19, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was named one of Canadaâs Greenest Employers (2021) for the second year in a row.
Author of the article: Postmedia News
Publishing date: Apr 23, 2021  â¢Â 1 hour ago  â¢Â 1 minute read  â¢Â
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On April 19, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was named one of Canadaâs Greenest Employers (2021) for the second year in a row.
CVC was recognized for its many green initiatives, including electric vehicle charging stations, organic composting, an employee uniform recycling and re-use program, and the TerraCycle collection program for capturing additional recyclables such as pens and pencils. CVCâs administration office includes a LEED Gold-certified building, a permeable parking lot that allows rainwater to filter into the ground, and the organization will be installing an innovative âsmart blue roo