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Boyce Hill workday planned; commission flags publicity gap for bee clinic

Fayston Conservation Commission · June 24, 2026
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Summary

Commission scheduled a Boyce Hill workday for July 11, noted a big mow task remaining for pond loop and main trail, and said a wild-bee identification clinic had low attendance, attributing that to publicity gaps and suggesting use of the Bee App for better outreach.

The commission scheduled a Boyce Hill workday for July 11 and reported that mowing had occurred on June 23. Members said a larger mowing for the pond loop and main Boyce Hill trail needs scheduling in July and assigned the task to local volunteers and contractors as needed.

Members expressed disappointment that a wild-bee identification clinic drew low attendance and suggested better publicity — including using the Bee App — to raise turnout for future pollinator events. The commission also noted that native trees planted along Mill Brook are thriving, a positive sign for local riparian restoration efforts.