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Commission outlines invasive-species research, calendar and a September education day

Tunbridge Conservation Commission · February 5, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners identified priority invasive species, assigned research leads (Wild Chervil — Tess Mix; Honeysuckle and Barberry — Stewart Fisher), called for a treatment-timing calendar and planned a multi-species educational day in September at a single site (possibly Drew Lot) with professional involvement.

The Tunbridge Conservation Commission discussed an invasive-species work plan that includes selecting species for focused work, developing a calendar for ideal treatment times, distributing invasive-species fact sheets, and holding a multi-species educational day in September. Minutes record research assignments: Wild Chervil research to Tess Mix, and Honeysuckle and Barberry research to Stewart Fisher.

Commissioners agreed the education day should pick one site, include a professional presenter, and cover multiple species; the Drew Lot was suggested as a possible location. The commission did not record specific funding amounts or a final site selection at this meeting.