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Green Infrastructure Best Practices for Monitoring and Maintenance: Data Capture Workbook

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This Excel workbook was created through a partnership between Green Communities Canada and MES Consulting and Western University. The goal is to provide tools for effective data capture that align with best practices for monitoring and maintaining green infrastructure projects like rain gardens, naturalization projects, pollinator gardens, tree planting / mini forests.

Authors: Marlene Kelly, Mansi Kumar, William Mancilla, Manal Muhammad

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