
Peninsula Streams is taking action on the peice of stream adjacent to Adam Kerr park. The stream currently suffers from drought like conditions during the summer, preventing the main stay of many water loving creatures that make up a healthy stream ecosystem. Currently, there is a well further down the creek and it has been proposed to move the water from the existing outlet further upstream which could provide water in the dry months. While we were visiting the stream we saw a muskrat chasing a rat, I liked this. The riparian zone of this section of the creek has been dominated by reed canary grass. It is unsure if the canary grasss is a totally invasive species or if the canary grass has spread further south on the Island. It behaves like an invasive and should be removed from the creek.
It is in the communities best interest to revive and preserve urban parks as they offer sanctuary to the individuals of the community. A park like Adam Kerr has the potential to support wildlife of all sorts. It seems to me that the degradation of urban parks is a reflection of how detached we've become from understanding why we valued parks in the first place.
It is in the communities best interest to revive and preserve urban parks as they offer sanctuary to the individuals of the community. A park like Adam Kerr has the potential to support wildlife of all sorts. It seems to me that the degradation of urban parks is a reflection of how detached we've become from understanding why we valued parks in the first place.