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SUMMARY:The History of Fences
LOCATION:Northwest Barrie United Church Hall\, 464 Ferndale Drive North\, Barrie
DESCRIPTION:Who: David Hawke, The History of Fences\n\n\nFences are the "unsung hero" o
 f our collective history; used to keep things in, keep things out, define p
 roperty or direct flow, fences have been a major tool utilized by all socie
 ties. This presentation will review the uses and needs of fences, as well a
 s their constructions. There is a close relationship between the soil, the 
 vegetation and the people of an area as to the function and construction of
  a fence. Nowadays the shrubs and grasses that grow in long ago fencelines 
 provide a special place for wildlife. David Hawke is probably well known to
  most BFNC members as he has worked in the the nature interpretaion centres
  of Tiny Marsh and Wye Marsh, and was the local Breeding Bird Atlas co-ordi
 nator for the first edition. Currently, David is the Stewardship Program Ma
 nger for the Couchiching Conservancy land trust, looking after 45 propertie
 s that encompass 12,500 acres (and have a lot of fences!).
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; line-hei
 ght: normal;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="text-decoration
 : underline;">Who</span>: <span style="text-decoration: underline;">David H
 awke</span>, The History of Fences<br /><br /></span></p><div>Fences are th
 e "unsung hero" of our collective history; used to keep things in, keep thi
 ngs out, define property or direct flow, fences have been a major tool util
 ized by all societies. This presentation will review the uses and needs of 
 fences, as well as their constructions. There is a close relationship betwe
 en the soil, the vegetation and the people of an area as to the function an
 d construction of a fence. Nowadays the shrubs and grasses that grow in lon
 g ago fencelines provide a special place for wildlife.</div><div>&nbsp;</di
 v><div>David Hawke is probably well known to most BFNC members as he has wo
 rked in the the nature interpretaion centres of Tiny Marsh and Wye Marsh, a
 nd was the local Breeding Bird Atlas co-ordinator for the first edition. Cu
 rrently, David is the Stewardship Program Manger for the Couchiching Conser
 vancy land trust, looking after 45 properties that encompass 12,500 acres (
 and have a lot of fences!).</div>
X-EXTRAINFO:Doors open at 7:00 pm. Program starts at 7.30 pm
DTSTAMP:20260620T001528
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