Get the Invasives Out – Saturday, September 14
It’s time for our monthly clean up is Saturday, September 14. Bring your boots, waders, and tools to remove invasive plants in and along Town Run. We will meet at
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Bring your waders, boots tools & smiles to get IN the Run & pull OUT what DOESN’T Belong!!
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It’s time for our monthly clean up is Saturday, September 14. Bring your boots, waders, and tools to remove invasive plants in and along Town Run. We will meet at
It’s time for our monthly clean up is Saturday, September 14. Bring your boots, waders, and tools to remove invasive plants in and along Town Run. We will meet at the Pavilion at Morgan’s Grove Park at 9:00 and finish up with pizza. Why remove invasive plants? Restoration of the riparian buffers along Town Run is important for reducing runoff into the stream, improving the flow of the stream and creating habitat for the small creatures such as crayfish, minnows, and birds and insects that live in or along the stream. Replacing invasive plants with native plants improves habitat, cools the water, and beautifies the
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About 30 volunteers joined Saturday to help remove trash and invasive plants at 3 locations along Town Run – along
