Press Release Archives | Quiet Nature

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CTV Features Lawn Alternatives from Quiet Nature

Lawn Alternatives interview with Daine Verneil (CTV’s Province wide) featuring Quiet Nature Landscaping (June 9 2013)

What is a Natural Swimming Pool?

Imagine a garden pond filled with white and pink water lilies and purple irises and humming with a chorus of frogs and birds. Now imagine swimming in it.

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Why are trees so important?

THE BENEFITS OF TREES… (from http://landscapeontario.com/benefits-of-trees) Below are some quick facts on the benefits of trees and the equity value of landscaping. Trees improve health

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Despite flooding, the Grand River Adventure continues

PRESS RELEASE: For Immediate Release Despite flooding and high water levels, the adventure continues! Waterloo Region, ON, April 2013 In this second edition of “The Grand River Adventure”, Derek Lippert and JP Bartle, experienced paddlers …

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Don’t overlook your soil conditions this Spring

With the milder temperatures finally approaching, it”s time to start thinking about a spring clean up and preparing your beds for optimal growth for the 2013 garden season. One of the most overlooked items for property owners is the condition of …

Why is the Grand River Adventure 2013 so important?

Derek Lippert shares some insightful information about the importance of storm water and the Grand River from a paddlers perspective. For more information on The Grand River Adventure 2013 and how you can …

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Mother nature needs a helping hand

Our population now lingers just over 7 billion people…Roughly double what it was 50 years ago. It is essential for us to prioritize and learn to understand the impact it’s having on our environment. Change is not an option anymore….It’s …

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The Grand River Adventure 2013

Welcome to the second annual edition of The Grand River Adventure! Paddling the Grand River from start to finish (over 250 kms) to raise funds for tree planting through the GRCA. Late April this year (April 21-27, 2013), Derek Lippert and JP Bartle …

Open Ayr Gathering 2013

Please help us celebrate the first day of spring by attending the second ‘Open Ayr Gathering’, an opportunity to engage in dialogue regarding the unique and specialized industry of ecological restoration.

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Open Ayr Gathering

On October 20th, 2011 Quiet Nature hosted the first annual Open Ayr Gathering of Applied Ecological Restoration Professionals. The weather was not in our favour, so the event was ironically held indoors at the historic Richwood Schoolhouse, a 150 …

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Getting Your Lawn Off Gas

An article from The Record describes Quiet Nature’s re-branding and transformation, highlighting the launch of its zero emission maintenance division.