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LAURA LENNIE
Pictured here, left to right, left to right, Friends of the Eramosa Karst director Tom Zietsma, Hamilton Mountain Liberal MPP Sophia Aggelonitis, Hamilton Conservation Foundatio builders’ fundraising committee co-chairTerry Cooke, Hamilton Conservation Foundatio builders’ fundraising committee co-chairAldo DeSantis, Mayor Fred Eisenberger, Hamilton Conservation Authority chair Chris Firth-Eagland and Hamilton Conservation Foundation chair Matt Casey participate in the East Mountain Trail Loop ground-breaking ceremony.
LAURA LENNIE
Pictured here, left to right, left to right, Friends of the...
Pictured here, left to right, left to right, Friends of the...
LAURA LENNIEPictured here, left to right, left to right, Friends of the Eramosa Karst director Tom Zietsma, Hamilton Mountain Liberal MPP Sophia Aggelonitis, Hamilton Conservation Foundatio builders’ fundraising committee co-chairTerry Cooke, Hamilton Conservation Foundatio builders’ fundraising committee co-chairAldo DeSantis, Mayor Fred Eisenberger, Hamilton Conservation Authority chair Chris Firth-Eagland and Hamilton Conservation Foundation chair Matt Casey participate in the East Mountain Trail Loop ground-breaking ceremony.
HCA begins work on East Mountain Trail Loop
By Laura Lennie, News Staff
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Sep 04, 2009
The Hamilton Conservation Authority unveiled a donor recognition pavilion last Friday at Eramosa Karst Conservation Area.
The pavilion commemorates the names of donors to HCA’s 50th anniversary projects, the Eramosa Karst and East Mountain Trail Loop (EMTL) and also the individuals, foundations, companies and governments, who have supported HCA over the past 50 years.
The event also marked the beginning of work on HCA’s 3.1-kilometre section of the 10-kilometre East Mountain Trail Loop, which assembles 85 hectares of land, creating a trail linking 155 hectares of public open space.
It will connect the Eramosa Karst Conservation Area to other HCA and City of Hamilton open space, parkland and waterfalls on the Niagara Escarpment, including Felker’s Falls, Albion Falls, the Red Hill Valley and Chippawa trails, Valley Park and Mount Albion Conservation Area.
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