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A recent article by Nick Hill, "Slow down the water" talks about some of the benefits of the Kentville Ravine http://thechronicleherald.ca/thenovascotian/1123045-slow-down-the-water Quoting David & Alison Webster <dwebster@glinx.com>: > Dear All, Apr 22, 2013 > As you may have heard, possible developments near Highway 101 Exit > 12 could threaten the Kentville Ravine so defensive measures are > being organized. > This Ravine is a park-like natural area, open to the public and > is located immediately east of the Kentville Agricultural Research > Station fields. > One component of this defense is compilation of a biodiversity > list. The vascular plant list is reasonably complete as are the > lists for fleshy fungi and birds, other vertebrates perhaps > incomplete, other fungi (?), Cryptogams about 2/3 incomplete, > Myxomycetes none (?), Lichens none (?), Algae & Diatoms none (?), > arthropods about 99% incomplete and other invertebrates none (?). > If passing through, remember to keep this park in mind, either > for a visit or to help add to the lists by vouchers (which you would > retain), digital images or confirmed ID as applicable. > Yt, Dave Webster Kentville
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