An invasive plant is spreading throughout the lakes of Greater Sudbury. It’s called the Eurasian watermilfoil. We spoke to a couple of members of the Greater Sudbury Watershed Alliance about just how bad the problem has become. September 28, 2017
CBC Radio-Canada – article – click here:
Un texte de Benjamin Aubé, Radio-Canada, 25 September 2017
18 lakes affected in Greater Sudbury, including Ramsey and Nepahwin
Greater Sudbury city council is supporting a new pilot project that aims to control an invasive species that is spreading in lakes.
The Eurasian watermilfoil kills aquatic plants and is also an nuisance for swimmers, boaters and lakefront property owners.
City council is sending a letter to Ontario’s Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry Kathryn McGarry, and its representatives in Queen’s Park to support the Greater Sudbury Watershed Alliance’s push to control the plant.
Nicole Wittke, a member of the alliance, made suggestions to city council on Tuesday evening on how to tackle the issue.
“I mean frankly, this is my personal opinion [but] I don’t think anybody should be allowed on Ramsey Lake unless they have their boat washed,” Wittke said.
“I think there should be a boat washing station set up at the launch and people should be charged.” Read full CBC article here.
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