May GOD-ALMIGHTY save the Earth's bodies of water and the living beings therein from rampant pollution, plastic, unnatural drying, and any other human-induced calamities.
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Margot Boyd
7 years ago
Thank you Rob for your dedication and perseverance in moving mountains to get this incredible project designed, funded and hopefully underway soon.
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Shane Dunworth Crompton
8 years ago
Ravine health must be maintained. erosion damage must be repaired and prevented in future and proper maintenance of walkways bike paths and stairs must be ensured
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Katherine Catton
8 years ago
The ravine desperately needs work or it soon be a significant safety hazard for it users
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Susan Raphael
9 years ago
Yes, upkeep and maintenance is imperative. Thank you for this opportunity to support the ravine project.
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Valerie Raphael
9 years ago
Such a worthy cause
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K Portelli
9 years ago
Protection of our waterways and wildlife, sustaining ecosystems, should be of paramount importance to maintain life balance.
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Jeannette Valeriote
9 years ago
We cannot underestimate the importance of preserving what aspects of nature are found in the "concrete jungle".
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The ravine is a significant outdoor space used by many residents and non-residents. It's a shame to see it deteriorate and be neglected in the last 10 years.
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cathy matthews
9 years ago
I hike this ravine daily during the week. It sure needs remediation and how proud we could all be of this ravine with the much needed remediation.
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Brenda van Ginkel
9 years ago
Living on the Vale of Avoca ravine is a real privilege. I've watched the ravine deteriorate over the last 20 years. Without attention, the land is being washed away.
Please bring in a plan with immediate procedures to restore the ravine. Manage the runoff and manage the soil erosion. Make this valuable green space safe for the people using it and the old homes that border it. They are physically more precarious now than when they were built because the land has washed away from lack of care.
Thanks!
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Janet Patterson
9 years ago
Toronto's ravines are treasures that must be protected, and this one is no exception.
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caroline arsenault
9 years ago
I often bring my pruning shears on my walks in this ravine to free some trees from strangulation from invasive plants. It's in a very sad state.
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Rosemary Tannock
9 years ago
Toronto ravines are an essential lifeline in this city: protect them now before it is too late.
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Michael Mitchell
9 years ago
Ravines and their walks like this are a major asset in a city, for people and wildlife. It would be a tragedy to see it become unsafe and unuseable
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Barbara Ellenson
9 years ago
So many people in Toronto live within a 10 minute walk/bus ride to a ravine. Improvements would serve so many at a rather modest cost
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Andre
9 years ago
Streambed should be "V " shaped to handle surge floods.
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Ewa Engman
9 years ago
I think it is about time that some serious money is used to improve the ravine so that people in the neighbourhood can enjoy the green space
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Maureen O'Mahoney
9 years ago
Sorely needs remediation.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This ravine is as nice as the Mud Creek area which has had a lot of mediation.
May GOD-ALMIGHTY save the Earth's bodies of water and the living beings therein from rampant pollution, plastic, unnatural drying, and any other human-induced calamities.
Thank you Rob for your dedication and perseverance in moving mountains to get this incredible project designed, funded and hopefully underway soon.
Ravine health must be maintained. erosion damage must be repaired and prevented in future and proper maintenance of walkways bike paths and stairs must be ensured
The ravine desperately needs work or it soon be a significant safety hazard for it users
Yes, upkeep and maintenance is imperative. Thank you for this opportunity to support the ravine project.
Such a worthy cause
Protection of our waterways and wildlife, sustaining ecosystems, should be of paramount importance to maintain life balance.
We cannot underestimate the importance of preserving what aspects of nature are found in the "concrete jungle".
The ravine is a significant outdoor space used by many residents and non-residents. It's a shame to see it deteriorate and be neglected in the last 10 years.
I hike this ravine daily during the week. It sure needs remediation and how proud we could all be of this ravine with the much needed remediation.
Living on the Vale of Avoca ravine is a real privilege. I've watched the ravine deteriorate over the last 20 years. Without attention, the land is being washed away. Please bring in a plan with immediate procedures to restore the ravine. Manage the runoff and manage the soil erosion. Make this valuable green space safe for the people using it and the old homes that border it. They are physically more precarious now than when they were built because the land has washed away from lack of care. Thanks!
Toronto's ravines are treasures that must be protected, and this one is no exception.
I often bring my pruning shears on my walks in this ravine to free some trees from strangulation from invasive plants. It's in a very sad state.
Toronto ravines are an essential lifeline in this city: protect them now before it is too late.
Ravines and their walks like this are a major asset in a city, for people and wildlife. It would be a tragedy to see it become unsafe and unuseable
So many people in Toronto live within a 10 minute walk/bus ride to a ravine. Improvements would serve so many at a rather modest cost
Streambed should be "V " shaped to handle surge floods.
I think it is about time that some serious money is used to improve the ravine so that people in the neighbourhood can enjoy the green space
Sorely needs remediation.
This ravine is as nice as the Mud Creek area which has had a lot of mediation.