Selkirk chief administrative officer Duane Nicol spoke on Monday about the city’s initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve biodiversity by planting wild grasses on a section of Main Street and in Selkirk Park, in Manitoba. Nicol added that the introduction of more natural grasses will significantly reduce Selkirk’s maintenance budget.
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Selkirk, Man., residents to see more greenery with new naturalization project
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