- Hamilton Public Library Local History & Archives
- Hamilton Naturalists' Club fonds
- Environmental Conservation Projects
Environmental Conservation Projects
series1952-20054
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- — via Hamilton Public Library Local History & Archives
- Dates
- 1952-2005 (indexed as 1952–2005)
- Level
- series
- Extent
- 42 cm of textual and graphic materials. - 16 photographs: col.
- Scope & content
- Series consists of documentation and reports on several environmental conservation projects initiated by the Hamilton Naturalists’ Club out of concern for the protection of the environment and the local community. Projects include but are not limited to, a water quality study of Cootes Paradise, the use of Dombind (a dust suppressant) on roadways, legislation to protect endangered species, land evaluations and inventories of natural areas such as the Eramosa Karst, Friends of the Red Hill Valley group, the Nature Counts Project, the construction of the Red Hill Creek Expressway, the concern over leachate at the Rennie and Brampton Streets Landfill Sites, Save Our Ravines, Save the Oak Ridges Moraine, tree cutting and the West Harbour Trails. This series also includes photographs of the Falcon Watch project from a peregrine falcon observation session at the Sheraton Hotel in Hamilton.
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