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Volunteer Habitat Restoration Program Update 2023

Crystal City CouncilTuesday, October 17, 2023
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Volunteer habitat restoration program overview

Buckthorn removal strategy and challenges

Oak Savannah and Oak Woodland Brushland conservation

Educational component of restoration work

Ecological diversity and endangered species dependency

Program progress at Bassett Creek Park and Heg Meister Park

Grant funding opportunities for habitat maintenance

Demographics of volunteer participation

Future management plans for invasive species

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Notable Quotes (2)

it seems to me that when a volunteer shows up for one of these they have a tendency to come for the rest of the season

— Rachel Bron
volunteer engagementDiscussing volunteer motivation.

I'd like to get funding for cut and treat... a pesticide applicator is just for the biggest Buckthorn trees

— Rachel Bron
fundingDiscussing future resource needs.

People (2)

Rachel BronVice Chair

Lead presenter on the volunteer habitat restoration program and Buckthorn removal efforts.

1 quote

“it seems to me that when a volunteer shows up for one of these they have a tendency to come for the rest of the season”

Describing volunteer retention and engagement.

John ElholsPark Director

Provides direction for the restoration program and site selection.

Places Mentioned

Crystal (City)Bassett Creek ParkHeg Meister ParkMemory Lane Park

Events & Meetings (2)

  • May/June/July restoration sessions
  • 2008 Natural Resources Inventory
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