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Sebastian board reviews Filbert Street Park invasive‑species removal; plans Air Potato roundup for Feb. 14, 2026
Summary
Filbert Street Park is set for targeted invasive‑species work after the parks department redirected an urban‑forestry grant to address dense stands of Brazilian pepper and other exotics, staff told the Natural Resources Board on Nov. 4.
Filbert Street Park is set for targeted invasive‑species work after the parks department redirected an urban‑forestry grant to address dense stands of Brazilian pepper and other exotics, staff told the Natural Resources Board on Nov. 4.
Felicia, the board liaison, said the parks, recreation and facilities director, Richard Blankenship, had identified heavy Brazilian pepper infestations primarily along the north edge of the park and adjacent the trail system. Integrity Tree is the contractor performing removal work and began on‑site the week of the meeting. Felicia said crews are attempting to remove root systems where feasible and…
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