please consider the environment and cost effective methods to mitigate pressures caused by development on our waters. thank you
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Chris hall
11 years ago
Silliness to not replenish our resources!! Tisk tisk brampton city counsell!!
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Eric Belanger
11 years ago
Outraged by this decision by the City of Brantford. CRAA does amazing work. This coming from somebody who has helped out in the past.
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Ken holmes
11 years ago
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This needs to continue. The volunteers with the CRAA have done an awesome Jon this past 15 years. Let them keep up the great work for another 15. I'm a resident and tax payer of Brampton and I stand firm with this issue and my opinion.
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Mark Polanski
11 years ago
Just ridiculous on Brampton's part.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Trees will save a river.
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Theo ovejas
11 years ago
Trees help the rivers a lot. Yes to trees.
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Arvand Pouladi
11 years ago
Plant Trees!
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Paul Wozniak
11 years ago
City of Brampton should be ashamed. There is no cost to them and there are many benefits and no negative effects of having tree's along the banks of the river.
What were you thinking when you made the decision to stop tree planting?
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Khaled Elshaer
11 years ago
Canada
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Brett Moorhouse
11 years ago
no brainer
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Kenneth Long
11 years ago
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Streambank trees help keep the water temps cool in summer and this reduces toxic algae growth. Streambank tree planting strengthens the banks and reduces erosion during high water events.
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Ian Almeida
11 years ago
Shame on you City of Brampton! Countless volunteers have donated their time and efforts to improve this watershed and this is how you treat their contributions?
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James axford
11 years ago
Preserve our rivers and planet
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Tyler Wenzl
11 years ago
reverse the decision and allow tree planting
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Daniel Hahn
11 years ago
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As an original founding member and first VP of CRAA I am outraged that the City of Brampton has asked CRAA to stop planting trees along the Credit. Tree planting is one of the easiest and most effective environmental restoration activities with a diverse range of environmental benefits from erosion control, bank/shoreline stabilization, lowering water & air temperature, carbon sequestration, and wildlife & aquatic habitat creation to name a few. Shame on you Brampton!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Hope the hell this doesn't go on god damn idiots
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Mark giardino
11 years ago
I think some should go not all.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I'm a strong supporter of our environment and the amazing effort keeping the amazing Credit River amazing for generations to come.
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Wojciech Halas
11 years ago
Please reconsider this decision Brampton, let's not move backwards as a community!
please consider the environment and cost effective methods to mitigate pressures caused by development on our waters. thank you
Silliness to not replenish our resources!! Tisk tisk brampton city counsell!!
Outraged by this decision by the City of Brantford. CRAA does amazing work. This coming from somebody who has helped out in the past.
This needs to continue. The volunteers with the CRAA have done an awesome Jon this past 15 years. Let them keep up the great work for another 15. I'm a resident and tax payer of Brampton and I stand firm with this issue and my opinion.
Just ridiculous on Brampton's part.
Trees will save a river.
Trees help the rivers a lot. Yes to trees.
Plant Trees!
City of Brampton should be ashamed. There is no cost to them and there are many benefits and no negative effects of having tree's along the banks of the river. What were you thinking when you made the decision to stop tree planting?
Canada
no brainer
Streambank trees help keep the water temps cool in summer and this reduces toxic algae growth. Streambank tree planting strengthens the banks and reduces erosion during high water events.
Shame on you City of Brampton! Countless volunteers have donated their time and efforts to improve this watershed and this is how you treat their contributions?
Preserve our rivers and planet
reverse the decision and allow tree planting
As an original founding member and first VP of CRAA I am outraged that the City of Brampton has asked CRAA to stop planting trees along the Credit. Tree planting is one of the easiest and most effective environmental restoration activities with a diverse range of environmental benefits from erosion control, bank/shoreline stabilization, lowering water & air temperature, carbon sequestration, and wildlife & aquatic habitat creation to name a few. Shame on you Brampton!
Hope the hell this doesn't go on god damn idiots
I think some should go not all.
I'm a strong supporter of our environment and the amazing effort keeping the amazing Credit River amazing for generations to come.
Please reconsider this decision Brampton, let's not move backwards as a community!