Resident urges native‑plant programs and offers to help
Resident Aaron Goldman told the McCandless EAC he has converted his yard to native landscaping and urged the committee to create recognition, signage, staff training and a 'lawn‑to‑habitat' education program; he handed in a one‑page with four proposals and offered to volunteer on implementation.
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Aaron Goldman, a five‑year resident of McCandless, urged the Environmental Advisory Committee on Aug. 12 to expand education and recognition for native and ecological landscaping and offered to volunteer on projects the committee is considering.
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