Heritage Farm master plan will add trails, interpretive signs and a pavilion
County staff said the wetland restoration is the first step in a 2020 master plan for Heritage Farm that will add accessible trails, interpretive signs and a pavilion to host educational programming and a children's garden.
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Eric Lambert of Clark County Public Works described the wetland restoration as an opening phase of a broader Heritage Farm master plan adopted in 2020. He said future work at the site will add accessible trails, interpretive signs and a pavilion intended to support a children's garden and public education about agriculture and wetlands.
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