Preserving what would otherwise be washed away

Soil erosion is an oft overlooked environmental consequence of man’s rapid and rabid subjugation of Mother Nature. Since the advent of modern agriculture and construction, soil is eroding 100 times faster than it did under natural conditions. With a workshop next month at the Linwood Community Centr

By Scott Barber

Last updated on May 04, 23

Posted on Jan 23, 15

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Preserving what would otherwise be washed away

Grand River Conservation Authority conservation specialist Anne Loeffler and photogrammetry analyst Jill Marshall are working to educate the Waterloo agricultural community on the issue of soil erosion. [Scott Barber / The Observer]