The WRWC coordinated an invasive plant pull for the Weeks Brick House & Gardens (WBHG) on July 21st, made entirely possible by the volunteerism of Boy Scout Troop 158 and WBGH member Steve Pike.
With 30+ acres of land conserved for public enjoyment, every individual pull leads towards a healthier and more diverse "little piece of heaven in Greenland." Interested in contributing to this effort? Join the WBHG for the next 'pull' on September 8th at 9AM by contacting the WRWC at
winnicut@gmail.com
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| The Crew: Many thanks to this hardworking crew! From left to right: Joseph Riggle, Adrian Whitford, Rick Mauer, Andrew
Fogarty, Will Mauer, Chris Riggle, Brian Fogarty, Debbie Fogarty, and Steve
Pike. Photos by WBHG member Amanda Nelson. |
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| Adrian and Andrew about to rip out some invasive glossy buckthorn! |
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| The arrow is pointing to a stem of buckthorn clamped bewteen the wrench's teeth. A little body weight on the lever, and out come the roots! |
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| Scouts Joseph, Will, Adrian and Andrew clearing invasive glossy buckthorn from conservation land. |
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| Chris Riggle joins in... |
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| Nothing wrong with a little additional human effort!! |
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| Steve Pike in camouflage.... |
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| Now that's a root ball! |
Thanks everyone -- your help made a difference!
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