The Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group invites you to participate in the CORRIDORS project to increase natural habitat connectivity in the Cocagne watershed.
Want to help conserve the biological biodiversity of the Cocagne watershed? Contact the Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group at 576-8247.
We are looking for citizens who want to conserve a part of their property as natural habitat for birds. By identifying properties that link together, the GDDPC is attempting to conserve habitat corridors for birds and animals. Connectivity between natural riparian habitats can also reduce bank erosion, create buffer zones to reduce the impact of flooding, and filter stormwater.
