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I am advocating for the preservation of our Provincial Park's ecological heritage, ensuring that it remains a sanctuary for wildlife and a haven for those seeking nature’s peace.
The recent proposal to transfer or sell this invaluable conservation land to the Town of Wasaga Beach threatens the integrity of these protected areas. Development projects intended for this land could lead to irreversible environmental damage.
Development on conservation land poses significant risks, including habitat destruction, pollution, and disruption of natural ecosystems. Wasaga Beach, known for its scenic beauty, could suffer long-term environmental degradation, compromising the beach and park's appeal for residents and tourists alike.
According to the Ontario Parks Natural Heritage Information Centre, the park is home to numerous species at risk. The encroachment on their natural habitat may lead to a decline in biodiversity, affecting both flora and fauna native to this region. With climate change accelerating, safeguarding and maintaining our natural spaces should be a top priority.
I urge the decision-makers to reconsider this proposal and sale/transfer of protected lands to facilitate development, and set a precedent where any conservation land or Provincial Park is at risk of being put in the hands of development.
This is not just a piece of land; it's a sanctuary for wildlife and a precious inheritance for future generations.
Soumis le 11 août 2025 10:49 PM
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Modifications législatives proposées à la Loi de 2006 sur les parcs provinciaux et les réserves de conservation et à la Loi sur les parcs historiques pour appuyer la proposition d’amélioration du tourisme de la Ville de Wasaga Beach
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