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Chatham-Kent, conservation authority raise awareness about species at risk
Chatham-Kent and the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority are continuing efforts to educate residents about species at risk through the installation of roadside signage across the municipality. Municipal officials said more than 100 endangered, threatened or special concern species have been identified within Chatham-Kent, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and plants. Turtles are among the animals most vulnerable to road…
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Chatham-Kent, conservation authority raise awareness about species at risk
Chatham-Kent and the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority are continuing efforts to educate residents about species at risk through the installation of roadside signage across the municipality. Municipal officials said more than 100 endangered, threatened or special concern species have been identified within Chatham-Kent, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and plants. Turtles are among the animals most vulnerable to road…
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