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Marc Yamaguchi (left) and Karen Buck are working together to educate people about the benefits of residential rain gardens. Two years ago Yamaguchi installed a rain garden on the front lawn of his east Toronto home.
Celebrating the value of rain gardens in east Toronto JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com East Toronto residents are coming together to extol the many benefits of residential rain gardens.
Recently, East York’s Marc Yamaguchi and Karen Buck, a longtime Beach resident who has advocated for several important environmental causes over the years, have combined their forces to establish a new group called
Rain Gardens United. The new banner brings together two local rain garden initiatives: The Residential Rainproofing Project, a 2010 pilot project spearheaded by Citizens for a Safe Environment in partnership
with Schollen and Co. Landscape Architects and the Community Program for Stormwater Management funded by the City of Toronto and Toronto and Region
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