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Students and volunteers plant 30 white oaks and prepare trails at Tucker Mountain
Summary
Ten St. Johnsbury Academy volunteers planted about 30 white oak trees with protective guards; 30 Oxbow students will join a service day—20 in the forest and 10 to peel logs at John's—to repair culverts, clear brush, and create habitat piles.
The committee recorded that for Plenitud Service Day, ten volunteers from St. Johnsbury Academy planted roughly 30 white oak trees and used protective hardware cloth to guard each sapling from mice. The minutes state: "Ten volunteers from St. Johnsbury Academy planted about 30 white oak trees, using protective hardware cloth around each tree to guard against mice."
The committee also outlined an upcoming Oxbow Community Service day: 30 students from Oxbow will participate on Friday, with 20 working in the forest and 10 Riverbend students going to John's to peel logs. Planned tasks include repairing and clearing culverts, removing brush from stone walls, and creating brush piles for animal habitat.
