INCYMI: Toronto Chapter Soil Restoration & Sustainability Virtual Meeting Webinar

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Written By Rebecca Harrison

Soil management is an integral part of every aspect of landscaping. Healthy soils are essential for healthy plant growth and water filtration. It also helps to support a landscape that is more resilient to the impacts of drought and flood. Soils help to regulate the Earth’s climate and store more carbon than all of the world’s forests combined.

Having a defined soil management strategy in place not only benefits the environment we live and work within, but will help reduce our carbon footprint and overall project costs.

Join us as we discuss the benefits of In-Place Soil Restoration and Low Impact Development. Our presenting experts will share their knowledge and relevant research, as well as answer your questions related to this vital topic:

  • Charlene Williams (Vineland Research & Innovation Centre)

  • Nicole North (Walker Environmental)

  • Mike Barbetta (Area Forester, Environmental Promotion and Protection for York Region)

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