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Invasive species control
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10-30-2023, 11:24 AM
Does anyone know if the City of Waterloo or the Region has any sort of invasive species control department? I've noticed a patch of bamboo growing on a trail in my neighbourhood that has been continuing to grow; bamboo is considered an extremely invasive species in North America.
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