This project, being constructed by the Iroquois-Sullivan joint venture will feature a new trail, diverse gardens with plants and flora important to Indigenous people, an overlook shelter, and a medicinal herb garden with a drying shed on the grounds around the visitor centre.

Find additional details in the press release from OPG here: https://www.opg.com/news-and-media/our-stories/story/indigenous-inspired-landscape-project-continues-at-opgs-saunders-visitor-centre/?fbclid=IwAR1TG-6uzQkkOwRhOy65H6rpfqwAb9g2BazfD4rFKSxvTJguK2JIWdI161A

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The garden, which sits in front of the Ontario Power Generation (OPG) Saunders Hydro Dam Visitors’ Centre, was designed to help improve biodiversity in the area by attracting pollinating insects and birds, while also paying homage to plants that hold significance in traditional Mohawk culture, and educating visitors on the uses and history of the traditional herbs planted there.

To find out what plant species were used in the garden and more on the 51% Indigenous owned Iroquois-Sullivan joint venture read the full article here.

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