Restoring watercourses
Restoring Watercourses: In areas where watercourses have been disrupted by human activity or pollution, would you be willing to engage the community in identifying affected sites and, in a fiscally prudent way, support efforts to restore and improve the function of these water systems?
Candidate Answers (3)
These interrupter water courses are so important to the natural balance for proper drainage to prevent flooding and property damage, not to mention habitat of fish and other wildlife, as well as damage to infrastructure such as roads. Yes these areas needed to be mapped with consultations with resident's local knowledge for all of those affected and a plan put in place to prioritize their restoration based on need and urgency.
Yes, absolutely. Restoring and protecting our local watercourses is vital for the environmental health, biodiversity, and long-term sustainability of Tiny Township. Engaging the community in this process is not only the right thing to do, it is also the most effective way to ensure lasting success.
Yes.