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Re: Conservation Question
I think that is becoming one of the clearest goals of future projects. A
simple adopt a stream approach. With an eye on the need of the native
fish.......///////back to lurker mode/
On Tue, 22 Sep 1998 22:38:15 EDT Phylesis at aol_com writes:
> Here in South Florida most, about 98% of the
>waters, are canals. Most are
>in very close proximity to roads and highways and are therefore filled
>with
>all manner of ditritus, tires, plastic bags,paper, ect. Cleanup
>projects would
>be the most helpful here. IMHO However, while in Orlando, a city
>spotted
>with many lakes, I found a most amazing thing has occured. The city
>has
>undertaken a massive project, reclaiming the lakes of the city by
>planting
>them heavily with all manner of marsh and aquatic plant life as
>barriers to
>the polluting runoff from the from adjacent residential and buisiness.
>I found
>this has occured with every lake I visited within the city limits. One
>lake
>had actually been sectioned off by short walls with water flowing from
>one
>section into the other in a string, so that the final stage of this
>system is
>a clear, clean lake. A most amazing and inspiring effort to restore
>freshwater
>habitat in a dencely populated little city. Just thought I'd
>share............
>Next
>
Robert Rice
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