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Volunteers gather to pull invasive plant found in Nogies Creek area

By Pamela Vanmeer

Approximately 30 people volunteered a few hours of their time Saturday afternoon to help pull Garlic Mustard from an area near Nogies Creek. The Garlic Mustard Pull was organized by Kawartha Conservation.

Garlic Mustard in as invasive herb native to Europe. It was brought to Canada in the 1800’s and has become one of ontario’s most aggressive forest invaders.

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Pamela VanMeer is a two time winner of the prestigious Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Award. Her investigative reports on abuse in Long Term Care Homes garnered international attention for the issue and won the Ron Laidlaw Award. She is a former reporter and anchor at CHEX News, now Global Peterborough and helped launch the New CHEX Daily, a daily half hour talk show. While at CHCH News in Hamilton she covered some of the biggest news stories of the day.

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