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Efforts to stop the spread of invasive species continues in Stratford

Work continues in and around the T.J. Dolan Natural Area in Stratford to protect it from invasive species. 

Staff from the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority are spraying herbicide to control Japanese Knotweed and Phragmites, species that can choke out wetlands and reduce biodiversity. 

The herbicide is approved for use by Health Canada. 

Signs have been placed in areas where the spraying is taking place. 

Casey Kenny
Casey Kenny
A graduate of the Broadcast Journalism Program at Loyalist College, Casey has worked in newsrooms across the country for 20 years. Stops along his radio adventure include Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver, North Bay, Stratford and now Kemptville. Casey is also a veteran play-by-play announcer and is the Voice of the Kemptville 73's Hockey Team. A proud uncle of eight nieces and nephews, Casey is happy to call Kemptville home now.

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