Below are a few of the faces of the the Ecosystem Restoration work being
conducted at Woodlands Trail and Park. Join in the fun and efforts in
creating a legacy for future generations, one tree at a time. To
volunteer, contact us at 504.433.4000 or
volunteer@woodlandstrail.org.
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Invasive species removal was funded with a grant from BTNEP and the Change Happens Foundation.
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Delaware University students plant in early January.
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Ben Franklin High School students, Hayley Brasted and Katie Boleware prepare sand bed for heeling in seedlings for spring planting.
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Lizzy Hingle, LSU sophmore in Conservation of Natural Resources, Emily Snyder, AWCC and Vivek Shah clear dead underbrush to prepare area for planting.
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Rutgers students Jared Gorsky, Heather Mullendore and Valentina Petrenko plant trees along the Upland Trail.
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Trees from Chevron Tree Farm, ready for planting!
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Michael Cummings from California plants trees during Thanksgiving holidays.
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Cub Scout Pack 301 members, Joel Guliuzo, Dominic Lincoln, Jacob Lincoln, Trent Palmisano, Joshua Hewitt and Cole Dugas work on a Conservation Badge.
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Trent Palmisano holds a Planting Dibble as Hailey Weatherford ties a biodegradeable survey tape to a native seedling.
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Zachary Ranatza packs dirt around the native seedling planted in the forest outside the scout camping area at Woodlands Trail and Park.
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