A newly designed culvert behind the college has proved beneficial for environmental science students. The City of Lethbridge and Enviro Span installed a new crossing on a path in the coulees last year. Lethbridge College is gathering data on it’s reduced environmental impact. Sarah Redekop has more.
Not only does the Enviro Span culvert protect the environment, it also is less expensive. It requires less time and materials to put together. If the culvert gets washed out, it can be easily put back together.
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