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Video: Fredericton citizens rally to protect the 80-metre wetland buffer in the UNB Woodlot

by Video by Mike Erb and Fergus Breen
April 18, 2011
Reading Time: 1min read

Professors, university students, high school students and others gathered at the site of the future Costco store in Fredericton on April 7, 2011 to protest the University of New Brunswick’s failure to protect wetlands in their plans to develop the UNB Woodlot.

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