Edmonton - The goats have arrived - Pilot project tackles noxious weeds

A herd of 170 goats are working their way through the weeds at Rundle Park. The noshing is part of a pilot project aimed at controlling noxio. . .

TO ACCESS THIS CONTENT
YOU MUST OPEN A SESSION OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT

MEMBER LOGIN

CREATE YOUR USER ACCOUNT

The Municipal Information Network is Canada’s only daily dedicated to the municipal field. Our paid subscribers are informed via our daily enewsletter. We deliver the latest news and developments related to the municipal scene. In addition to publishing news issued by municipalities, governments and related organizations, we also conduct a thorough press review coming from both Canada’s daily newspapers and over 400 regional and local news sources.

EDMONTON
The goats have arrived - Pilot project tackles noxious weeds

TO ACCESS THIS CONTENT
YOU MUST OPEN A SESSION OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT

Today's most popular news

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
Getting a Grip on Canada's Top Climate Cost - Municipal Flooding

MISSISSAUGA
Building green to advance City's climate change goals

WHITECOURT
Town welcomes new Director of Infrastructure

TORONTO
City moves forward with renewed approach to tackle climate change

HAMILTON
City passes historic by-law in support of tenants' rights

PREMIUM JOBS

Events

MASTERING THE BUDGET PROCESS - ONLINE WORKSHOP

AORS 2024 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

AORS TRAINING: PRE-TRIP INSPECTION

FREE WEBINAR: PRAIRIE APPROACHES TO CLIMATE RESILIENCE

AORS TRAINING: RURAL ROAD MAINTENANCE IN PERSON

Private zone

PRIVACY

Press

Subscription

EDMONTONThe goats have arrived - Pilot project tackles noxious weeds

TO ACCESS THIS CONTENTYOU MUST OPEN A SESSION OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT

PREMIUM JOBS

Private zone

PRIVACY

EDMONTON
The goats have arrived - Pilot project tackles noxious weeds

TO ACCESS THIS CONTENT
YOU MUST OPEN A SESSION OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT