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Tunbridge commission reviews invasive-species work, schedules honeysuckle removal

Tunbridge Conservation Commission · May 7, 2026
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Summary

The Tunbridge Conservation Commission heard an Invasives Committee report from Peter Hayden covering chervil, outreach to legislators about State Roads avenue, mapping efforts, and a honeysuckle removal event set for May 30 at Wicopy Woods.

The Tunbridge Conservation Commission on May 7 received an Invasives Committee update that covered several ongoing projects, including a chervil status report and invasive-mapping efforts. Peter Hayden was listed in committee notes as providing the mapping update and outreach to legislators regarding State Roads avenue.

The committee announced a honeysuckle removal volunteer event at Wicopy Woods on May 30 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The minutes name committee participants by initials (LC, SF, PH, TM) and record an invitation to the Sharon conservation commission vice chair to attend a future meeting for collaboration. The minutes do not record a formal motion tied to these items.