Veolia transforms unused land into monarch butterfly garden

At Veolia, we take on a leadership role to proactively balance the needs of the environment and human progress. This includes immediate action to address habitat loss and promote biodiversity, as well as implementing long-term strategies to clean up and protect essential resources, reduce carbon emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. We work with our customers to identify opportunities on their sites where we can set up projects that help plants and animals thrive. In Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, we worked with a customer in the pharmaceutical industry to transform 40 acres of unused land into valuable wildlife habitat: a monarch butterfly garden certified by the North American Butterfly Association. After invasive European buckthorn was removed and replaced with native tree saplings and milkweed, the area evolved into a flourishing wildflower meadow. The team then added a bug hotel to provide winter shelter for solitary bee species. Learn more about our efforts to support biodiversity on our customer sites at https://lnkd.in/ey8eyHTX

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