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Devon Flood Plan Sparks Debate: Is $163K Enough to Save a “Vulnerable” River System
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Government of Canada - Natural infrastructure restoration includes tree planting for river valley area in Devon
A section of the ravine along the river in the Town of Devon will undergo restoration after an investment of $163,912 from the federal government.The Battery Creek ravine and the North Sas. . .
Devon Flood Plan Sparks Debate: Is $163K Enough to Save a “Vulnerable” River System
Devon, Alberta is set to see significant environmental improvements along its river valley after a new federal investment of $163,912 was announced to support floodplain restoration and erosion control efforts. The funding will go toward a targeted ecological project focused on strengthening the town’s most vulnerable waterways, particularly the Battery Creek ravine and sections of the North Saskatchewan River corridor. Tackling Erosion in a Vul…
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