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Conservation Commission coordinates Rotary Park habitat work, schedules volunteer day
Summary
Commission members reported plans for Rotary Park habitat restoration: Parks and Facilities will remove burning bushes in March, the Rotary Club offered a volunteer day, and commissioners will contact the high school's Interact Club to recruit students.
Commission members reported progress on a habitat restoration plan for Rotary Park at the Feb. 26 Conservation Commission meeting. Jennifer Shack and Lee Sullivan said they met with the Public Services Director to discuss the park plan.
Parks and Facilities will remove nonnative burning bushes in March to prepare planting areas. The Rotary Club offered to organize a volunteer day, and the commission agreed to reach out to the Interact Club at the high school to expand volunteer participation. Commission members framed the effort as a coordinated plan with Parks and Facilities rather than a unilateral volunteer project, and they expect scheduling and logistics to be confirmed in coming weeks.
