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Committee discusses tree planting, seedling discounts and winter volunteer projects

Tucker Management Committee · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Tom Kidder reported the Grafton County Conservation District sells discounted seedlings and the committee discussed seeking a donor; suggested indigenous species included Wetlands Pack, shagbark hickory and mountain ash. Winter volunteer projects were listed and a volunteer day with St. J Academy is set for May 1.

Tom Kidder told the committee that the Grafton County Conservation District sells tree seedlings at a discounted price and suggested the committee seek a donor to support a planting on Tucker Mountain. Committee members discussed indigenous tree suggestions including Wetlands Pack, shagbark hickory and mountain ash.

The committee also listed winter volunteer projects — bog bridges, sign painting, boundary blazing and bridge building — and noted a volunteer day with students from St. J Academy (Plenitude) on May 1. No formal sponsor or planting schedule was finalized at the meeting.