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The Leduc Naturalist: Using the rain for resiliency

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By Andy Tait
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Advertisement oop Skip to Content Author of the article: •  for the Leduc Rep •   • Andy Tait/The Naturalist Wetaskiwin Times We’ve been fortunate to have so much rain in late May and throughout most of June, though some folks have definitely had too much and may beg to differ. The extra precipitation gives us opportunities to build some resiliency into our lives and our fragile ecosystem, after suffering years of drought conditions.
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The Leduc Naturalist: Soil compaction

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By Andy Tait
| Leduc Rep Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Author of the article: •  for the Leduc Rep •   • Andy Tait/Leduc Naturalist Society When trees begin to die, ground cover disappears and erosion takes over, the average person never tumbles to the genuine cause of the malady — soil compaction. It happens on boulevards, in campgrounds, private yards and along backcountry trails. The simple truth is, roots cannot grow in hardpan and water cannot permeate throughout the soil as it must.
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The Leduc Naturalist: Soil compaction

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By Andy Tait
| Fort Saskatchewan Record Verified
Author of the article: •  for the Leduc Rep •   • Andy Tait/Leduc Naturalist Society When trees begin to die, ground cover disappears and erosion takes over, the average person never tumbles to the genuine cause of the malady — soil compaction. It happens on boulevards, in campgrounds, private yards and along backcountry trails. The simple truth is, roots cannot grow in hardpan and water cannot permeate throughout the soil as it must.
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