We love the nature and wilderness that surrounds us. It’s healthy for us and our ecosystem.
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Carmina Scott
1 month ago
Need to protect our green spaces in order to have a livable planet past 2075
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Sheena Valade
1 month ago
Imperative that we protect our natural environment.
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Lezandra Grundlingh
1 month ago
Green spaces should be preserved. Stop destroying our natural environments.
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Alexandra Joukova
1 month ago
Natural spaces should never be paved over. There are plenty of other locations to build on.
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Michelle Vink
1 month ago
I love this area and hike there, I don’t want to see it destroyed!
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Maureen Yull
1 month ago
Devil’s Creek is one of the most wonderful natural areas full of nature and biodiversity that we have had the pleasure and privilege of enjoying since becoming Cambridge residents. Every time that we use the trail we are reminded of how powerful and mind healing that nature is and how it is such an important part of our lives. Let it remain as is so future generations will have the same pleasures. It is the wrong place for any future developments to ever be considered.
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Gerald Achtymichuk
1 month ago
It is extremely important to protect the Devil’s Creek watershed which is directly in line with this proposed development. The natural area encompassed by the creek and wet lands are precious and essential to Cambridge and its residents.
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Carol Ann Achtymichuk
1 month ago
This is an area that is too ecologically sensitive and important to turn a blind eye to. I fail to understand how any study would show otherwise. Salt, oil and garbage from this development would without a doubt seep into the wetlands and destroy the habitat and clean water flowing into the Grand River. I’m also assuming that both the GRCA and the First Nations people have been consulted in all this. It is time both the City and Council listened to the people.
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Peter Rogers
1 month ago
Continue to protect this green space. This wetland is an important part of the ecosystem and a buffer corridor for wildlife between two residential areas. I strongly oppose its development. Preserve it at all costs.
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Kathryn Taylor
1 month ago
Protect and preserve this special wetland. Not only is it an important part of the greater ecosystem and environment, but a much-needed buffer corridor for wildlife
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Sam cooney
1 month ago
A beautiful creek I used to walk through when I was younger.
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Karolina Rabak
1 month ago
I care about the environment and our future.
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dylan Bouck
1 month ago
Because we are running out of wildlife and I walk that trail every single day and I see dear and there are so many bugs that live there and feed feeds animals. We will be running animals out of our homes and then being mad because animals are in neighborhoods. They have nowhere else to go we do not need to turn a walking trail a swamp, and a home into a giant concrete pad for people.
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Jason Bouck
1 month ago
Leave our natural lands alone
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William Robinson
2 months ago
To protect an iconic local trail and the ecosystem. We need more environmental protection not less. It is special because of the length of it and how it isn't impeded, connecting other forests. Animals can use it for migration
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Alexis Hughes
2 months ago
This land already has residents, animals and plants call this place home. We have enough land that is "ours". We should not be taking from those that can't fight back, we should not be destroying homes from the animals. Humans are the biggest killers on this planet
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Suzan Jones
2 months ago
WTH!! Is there any natural habitat going to be left in this area? Before you slam me about needing housing take a look at the clone sub division off of #8 and behind Toyota. Go ahead and continue to wipe our green space, build your extreme tower building, but remember this once the environment is destroyed there's turning back! Nature has been our natural filtration system, our gift we continue to destroy all for the mighty $$$. Can't sustain the population we have now!
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Tina Dwyer Randall
2 months ago
The animals have no where to go. We will have no land left.
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Haleema Moin
2 months ago
Enough is enough, keep nature we all need it , no more construction and destruction of wildlife
We love the nature and wilderness that surrounds us. It’s healthy for us and our ecosystem.
Need to protect our green spaces in order to have a livable planet past 2075
Imperative that we protect our natural environment.
Green spaces should be preserved. Stop destroying our natural environments.
Natural spaces should never be paved over. There are plenty of other locations to build on.
I love this area and hike there, I don’t want to see it destroyed!
Devil’s Creek is one of the most wonderful natural areas full of nature and biodiversity that we have had the pleasure and privilege of enjoying since becoming Cambridge residents. Every time that we use the trail we are reminded of how powerful and mind healing that nature is and how it is such an important part of our lives. Let it remain as is so future generations will have the same pleasures. It is the wrong place for any future developments to ever be considered.
It is extremely important to protect the Devil’s Creek watershed which is directly in line with this proposed development. The natural area encompassed by the creek and wet lands are precious and essential to Cambridge and its residents.
This is an area that is too ecologically sensitive and important to turn a blind eye to. I fail to understand how any study would show otherwise. Salt, oil and garbage from this development would without a doubt seep into the wetlands and destroy the habitat and clean water flowing into the Grand River. I’m also assuming that both the GRCA and the First Nations people have been consulted in all this. It is time both the City and Council listened to the people.
Continue to protect this green space. This wetland is an important part of the ecosystem and a buffer corridor for wildlife between two residential areas. I strongly oppose its development. Preserve it at all costs.
Protect and preserve this special wetland. Not only is it an important part of the greater ecosystem and environment, but a much-needed buffer corridor for wildlife
A beautiful creek I used to walk through when I was younger.
I care about the environment and our future.
Because we are running out of wildlife and I walk that trail every single day and I see dear and there are so many bugs that live there and feed feeds animals. We will be running animals out of our homes and then being mad because animals are in neighborhoods. They have nowhere else to go we do not need to turn a walking trail a swamp, and a home into a giant concrete pad for people.
Leave our natural lands alone
To protect an iconic local trail and the ecosystem. We need more environmental protection not less. It is special because of the length of it and how it isn't impeded, connecting other forests. Animals can use it for migration
This land already has residents, animals and plants call this place home. We have enough land that is "ours". We should not be taking from those that can't fight back, we should not be destroying homes from the animals. Humans are the biggest killers on this planet
WTH!! Is there any natural habitat going to be left in this area? Before you slam me about needing housing take a look at the clone sub division off of #8 and behind Toyota. Go ahead and continue to wipe our green space, build your extreme tower building, but remember this once the environment is destroyed there's turning back! Nature has been our natural filtration system, our gift we continue to destroy all for the mighty $$$. Can't sustain the population we have now!
The animals have no where to go. We will have no land left.
Enough is enough, keep nature we all need it , no more construction and destruction of wildlife