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Volunteer expresses interest in native-plant restoration and invasive-species work

Milton Conservation Commission · July 22, 2026
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Summary

At the July 22 meeting, Lisa Malabar introduced herself to the Conservation Commission and said she is interested in native plant restoration and invasive species management; commissioners discussed ways she could become involved in future projects and educational programs.

During the public forum, resident Lisa Malabar introduced herself and expressed interest in getting involved with the Commission’s conservation initiatives, specifically native plant restoration and invasive species management.

Commission members welcomed Malabar’s participation and discussed opportunities for volunteers to join future projects and educational programs. The minutes do not record a formal volunteer assignment at this meeting; follow-up will occur through Commission outreach and project coordination.

"Lisa Malabar introduced herself to the Commission and shared her interest in conservation initiatives, including native plant restoration and invasive species management," the minutes state. No public comments were recorded beyond Ms. Malabar’s introduction at this meeting.