Naturalization project launched at solar farm

A five-year, $150,000 partnership between Enbridge and Return the Landscape was launched June 12 that will see new wetlands, woodlands and tallgrass prairie plantings on 200 acres of the company’s Sarnia Solar site.

  • Published: June 16th, 2015
Naturalization project launched at solar farm

A five-year, $150,000 partnership between Enbridge and Return the Landscape was launched June 12 that will see new wetlands, woodlands and tallgrass prairie plantings on 200 acres of the company’s Sarnia Solar site.

Here, Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School horticultural students show off three types of milkweed plants, used to attract monarch butterflies, which were grown in the school greenhouse.

Glenn Ogilvie

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