Saturday, Nov. 21, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Forest Restoration Workshop

Help the restored area to continue cutting and pulling out Wisteria and Oriental Bittersweet vines that are threatening the new trees.
About this Event

∙ Saturday, Nov. 21, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon

Forest Restoration Workshop on the Buck’s Hollow Red Trail - We’ll meet in the Moses Mountain (now Paulo’s Peak) parking lot at the intersection of Rockland and Manor Road (or park on the road to the Eger Home opposite the Bluebelt dam close to that intersection), then cross to take the White Trail north to the large former restoration area at the junction of the Red and Blue Trails where we will range the restored area to continue cutting and pulling out Wisteria and Oriental Bittersweet vines that threaten the new trees, and extracting alien Japanese Angelica saplings. We began this project a little over two years ago, but there’s more to do, and may become a yearly project for us. If you don’t have your own, Protectors will supply gloves and pruners (& refreshments). Please register through Eventbrite so we know how many volunteers to prepare for. For more information call Brian Smith at (917) 842-6585 or Don Recklies at (718) 768-9036. (Service credit is available.)