Three new wetlands will be unveiled in Whitby, Ontario, thanks to a $1.5 million investment from the province and a partnership with Ducks Unlimited Canada. These wetlands receive water from the surrounding urban landscape, making their health closely connected to the health of local creeks and Lake Ontario. Read the full story by INsauga.
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