1. Value of in-kind contributions of supplies and material: $0.00 will be spent after fall – 2014 planting season to restock materials / provide materials for future event days. 2. Value of in-kind contribution of personnel time: $8,088.00 - Recipient will provide in-kind contributions to cover the cost to the support team: met targeted amount of $2,688.00 - Recipient will provide in-kind contributions to cover the cost of two labourers for the restoration projects: met the targeted amount of $560.00 - Recipient will provide volunteers to help with clean-up, planting, and monitoring: surpassed the targeted amount of $2,640.00 (60 volunteers, 4 hours per volunteer); actual figure $4,840.00 (220 volunteers, 2 hours per volunteer) FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS 3. Value of financial contributions received from other sources for the project: No financial contributions were received from other sources. SPECIES AND HABITAT 4. Number of trees planted: The target for number of trees planted was 600, however 390 trees were actually planted. 5. Number of shrubs planted: The target for number of shrubs planted was 150, however 360 shrubs were actually planted. 6. Number of plants planted: The Project met the targeted amount of 750 trees and shrubs. 7. Kg of seeds planted: N/A 8. Area of land /wetland restored, protected, controlled or created: The target was 3000 square metres naturalized (1000 square metres/site), however 42,580 square meters of land was actually restored, which is over 14x greater than the targeted amount. - Iceland Arena Restoration Area: 29,750 square metres - White Willow Common Restoration Area: 12,200 square metres - Birchwood Park Restoration Area: 630 square metres 9. Number of types of invasive species managed: Three types of invasive species were managed: glossy buckthorn, dog-strangling vine, and common reed. Burdock was also removed as it was reported to be a nuisance species by residents. Other invasive species were also identified but were not managed due to a lack of time or higher priority species being managed. Invasive species present but not managed include garlic mustard at the White Willow Common and Birchwood Park Restoration Areas and common reed at Iceland Arena Restoration Area.
1. Value of in-kind contributions of supplies and material: $0.00 – will be spent after fall 2014 planting season to restock materials / provide materials for future event days. 2. Value of in-kind contribution of personnel time: $8,088.00 - Recipient will provide in-kind contributions to cover the cost to the support team: met targeted amount of $2,688.00 - Recipient will provide in-kind contributions to cover the cost of two labourers for the restoration projects: met the targeted amount of $560.00 - Recipient will provide volunteers to help with clean-up, planting, and monitoring: surpassed the targeted amount of $2,640.00 (60 volunteers, 4 hours per volunteer); actual figure $4,840.00 (220 volunteers, 2 hours per volunteer) FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS 3. Value of financial contributions received from other sources for the project: No financial contributions were received from other sources. SPECIES AND HABITAT 4. Number of trees planted: The target for number of trees planted was 600, however 390 trees were actually planted. 5. Number of shrubs planted: The target for number of shrubs planted was 150, however 360 shrubs were actually planted. 6. Number of plants planted: The Project met the targeted amount of 750 trees and shrubs. 7. Kg of seeds planted: N/A 8. Area of land /wetland restored, protected, controlled or created: The target was 3000 square metres naturalized (1000 square metres/site), however 42,580 square meters of land was actually restored, which is over 14x greater than the targeted amount. - Iceland Arena Restoration Area: 29,750 square metres - White Willow Common Restoration Area: 12,200 square metres - Birchwood Park Restoration Area: 630 square metres 9. Number of types of invasive species managed: Three types of invasive species were managed: glossy buckthorn, dog-strangling vine, and common reed. Burdock was also removed as it was reported to be a nuisance species by residents. Other invasive species were also identified but were not managed due to a lack of time or higher priority species being managed. Invasive species present but not managed include garlic mustard at the White Willow Common and Birchwood Park Restoration Areas and common reed at Iceland Arena Restoration Area.
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