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Commission reviews honeysuckle removal event, considers annual program

Tunbridge Conservation Commission · June 4, 2026
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Summary

The Tunbridge Conservation Commission reported a successful honeysuckle removal at Wicopy Woods with 11 volunteers and discussed making the effort an annual event or moving to higher-visibility sites; members assigned tasks to publicize results and follow up.

The Tunbridge Conservation Commission debriefed an invasive-species removal event at the entrance to Wicopy Woods, noting it was “successful and well-received,” with 11 people in attendance who removed a substantial amount of honeysuckle. The commission discussed whether to make the honeysuckle removal an annual event or to focus future efforts on more visible locations such as the town dump and the recreation field.

Commission member Stew Fisher was assigned to share event details to FPF & TD, Linda Clark will share photos, and Cheryl Metcalf will post results on social media. The commission agreed to report back to the community about the outcomes and any future schedule for a repeat event.