We asked René Bertschi to do a new video of the plantings at the King & John Street park. His drone photography shows the group of volunteers hard at work in 2020 and the flourishing plantings five years later in fall 2025.

Several volunteers from Friends of One Mile Creek (FOMC) along with a company group of 10 people from SunOpta have cleaned up the plantings in

Volunteers from Unilever Canada converged on the Town park at King and John Streets to spend an hour weeding the 2020 plantings.

The pollinator garden at the corner of John and King streets initiated by Friends of One Mile Creek continues to flourish.

Mulch helps new plantings of native trees and shrubs in the public park at King and John Streets.

Volunteers planted 450 native plants and shrubs on Oct. 24, 2020, in the park area at the corner of King and John St. in Old Town in the restoration project organized by Friends of One Mile Creek.

Thanks to funding arranged by the Niagara Restoration Council (NRC), a sign explains the pollinator garden at the corner of King and John Streets (across from the Pillar & Post Inn).