There are many valuable resources to help landowners with riparian and shoreline restoration projects. Through the Cocagne Watershed Natural Heritage Conservation Project, the GDDPC has compiled a list of available ressources. Here are just a few examples.
Species at Risk Voluntary Stewardship Practices : Guidance for Restoration Activities in Riparian Areas (2013), Stewardship Centre for British Columbia - themes explored include planting native vegetation; installing large woody debris; creating pits and mounds; creating riparian wetlands.
A living shoreline project : living edge approach to landscape management (2013), Lohnes, R., English - examples of a restoration project with many pictures.
Ecological restoration of degraded habitats : A watershed approach (2006), Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) - instream cover; bank stabilization.
The Shore Primer : A Cottager’s Guide to a Healthy Waterfront (2008), Fisheries and Oceans Canada - protecting a natural shoreline; various restauration techniques.
Resources
Shoreline restoration
Upcoming activities
May 22, 2019 - Cocagne community garden meeting
7:00p.m.at Cocagne Community Garden, 1789 Rd. 535 in Cocagne
Come to rent a lot this summer in the garden!
25 may, 2019 - exchange of perennials Club "In Giardino"
1:00p.m.At Guylaine and Jean-Claude's place at 90 ch. LeBlanc-Poirier in Grande-Digue
For more information contact Beverly Jean Oliver 506-576-1037
May 28, 2019 - Public meeting of the municipal council of the rural community of Cocagne
6:30pmat the municipal office at 17, Marina Road, unit #2 in Cocagne
May 29, 2019 - CLIMATE EMERGENCY TOWN HALL MEETING
7 PM - Greenwood Lodge, 3579 R Fords Mills N.B. E4T 1X4Council of Canadians - Kent County
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. OR call Ann at 785-2998 or Denise at 523-9467
June 4, 2019 - 206th monthly meeting of the PCSDG
6:30 p.m.at the PCSDG office, 4585 route 134 in Cocagne
