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Fences and Nose Pump Installed Along Stobie Creek

By Cheryl MacKay - North Channel Current

If you travel Highway 17 east of Desbarats, you may have noticed the new fencing installed along the Stobie Creek recently.  This is part of the Stobie Creek Rehabilitation Project organized by The Kensington Conservancy, with the primary goal to control sediment, stabilize stream banks and control the loss of land surrounding the creek due to erosion.
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