Sunday 12/6 Volunteer Invasive Bush Removal - Dobbs Ferry Juhring Preserve

Work will involve removal of invasive species (Japanese Knotweed and/or Barberry) from the village woodlands.

This is the one of many events in the Conservation Advisory Board's multi-year project to remove invasive bushes from our village's woodlands and replace them with native species. Other events will take place throughout the fall and early winter months, with invitations for each event sent separately.

A limited number of shovels and vine lopping clippers will be available from the Conservation Advisory Board, but volunteers are encouraged to bring their own shovels and if they have them. Work gloves, long sleeves, long pants, sturdy shoes and bug spray are recommended.

The work will take place primarily along the trail which begins at the meeting point at the main entrance to the Juhring Preserve at the corner of Briary Road and Heather Way in Dobbs Ferry.