By Cory Bilyea  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter   Rebuilding, restoring, and regenerating for future generations to include Indigenous consultation MAITLAND/NINE MILE WATERSHEDS- Maitland Conservation (MC) is slowly trying to rebuild, restore and regenerate resilient forests and wetlands in the Maitland/Nine Mile watersheds and communities, but more needs to be done to speed up the process as the impacts of climate change continue to wreak havoc around the world and in the region. According to data collected by MC, it would take over 750 years to restore all the flood plains, river valleys, and riparian areas in the watershed with existing resources. The work involves engagement with local landowners, farmers, communities, and governments to do restoration work that helps the environment and the landowner continue their business. MC is also beginning

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