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What the Heck are Invasive Species? And Why Do You Remove Them? Invasive Species are disrupting natural systems and are causing huge problems. Natural Lands Trust works to manage and remove them from our preserves. full details Tree Planting at Binky Lee 2,300 trees were planted at Binky Lee as part of an on-going project. full details Improving Gwynedd's Wetlands Volunteers helped with plantings to restore Gwynedd's wetlands. full details Monitoring Bird Life at Gwynedd Bird Populations at Gwynedd are censused and monitored to help shape grassland management regimes. full details Invasive Plant Profile: Mile-a-minute (Polygonum perfoliatum) Mile-a-minute is a highly invasive alien plant species. Crow's Nest staff are working to control it. full details Stroud Bridge Update The stone bridge over the Brandywine at Stroud Preserve is closed to vehicular traffic until repairs are completed. full details Land Stewardship: Focus on Meadows We are experimenting with different management regimes to determine how to best manage the grasslands at Stroud. full details Volunteer Profile: Jim McVoy Volunteer Jim McVoy has been monitoring bird populations at Stroud Preserve for several years. full details Wildlife News Birds and Butterflies are plentiful at Mariton. full details Wildlife Profile The yellow-spotted salamander is a common amphibian at Crow's Nest Preserve. full details Prescribed Burns Natural Lands Trust uses controlled fire to help manage natural ecosystems. full details Dog Walking at Saunders Woods Dogs must be kept on a leash while at Saunders Woods. full details Constructing a Wetland The old pond at Hildacy was converted to a wetlands to help manage storm water flow. full details Prescribed Burns A portion of the field about the Hildacy headquarters building was burned to help control invasive species and promote native warm season grasses. full details Cub Scouts Helping Save the Trees Cub Scouts helped remove invasive vines from one of the tree plantings at Binky Lee. full details IN THE NEWS - Penn State, Natural Lands Trust study bog turtle The endangered bog turtle may be getting some help soon from a study of its habitat by scientists at Penn State University and local trust and conservancy groups.
full details Spring 2005 Newsletter The Spring 2005 issue of Natural Lands, the newsletter of Natural Lands Trust. full details Winter 2005/2006 Newsletter The Winter 2005/2006 newsletter of Natural Lands Trust full details The American Woodcock The Gwynedd Wildlife Preserve is the site of the spectacular courtship display of the American Woodcock. full details Grasslands Initiative Research Update The Gwynedd Wildlife Preserve is the site of ongoing research into the restoration of native warm season grasslands. full details Introducing Natural Lands Trust’s Newest Preserve…The Bear Creek Preserve Natural Lands Trust has recently protected the 3,407-acre Bear Creek Preserve in Luzerne County, PA. full details IN THE NEWS - New Preserve Offers Beauty, Tranquility The new ChesLen preserve is a tranquil retreat in Chester County full details 2007-2008 Annual Report The annual report for Natural Lands Trust's fiscal year ended June 30, 2008. full details |
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