SGA, Natural Lands and partners present ecology‑forward, light‑touch approaches and implementation experience
Additional consultant teams (SGA, Passion Blue Line, Natural Lands and others) presented alternative approaches emphasizing light‑touch ecology, contractor training and practical implementation experience with DCNR grants and large restorations.
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A second set of presenters described a complementary approach to the Craybilly master plan that emphasizes light‑touch interventions, contractor training and long‑term implementation. Sean Garrigan (SGA) and colleagues said their practice blends environmental science, design and implementation experience and highlighted projects in Norfolk, Detroit and state parks.
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