GLADWIN Over the week of January 21 through January 27, forestry mowing took place at the Gladwin City Park to rid the park of invasive plant species. “The work here is far from done.
GLADWIN The Central Michigan Cooperative Invasive Species Management Areas (CM-CISMA), in partnership with the City of Gladwin and the Gladwin Conservation District, is very excited to announce that their restoration project at Gladwin City Park is set to begin on Monday, January 22. The park has been overrun by an invasive plant species called oriental bittersweet, which has resulted in a number of dead, hazardous trees that are now top-heavy from the bittersweet growing on them.
That steady plunk-plunk of a gazillion acorns falling to the ground is caused by a phenomenon that guarantees the evolutionary survival of oak trees and ever-loving annoyance of homeowners.
GLADWIN Volunteers will be back in the Cedar River this fall to determine the river’s water quality by looking at the macroinvertebrates living in the water. Little Forks Conservancy is seeking volunteers for this stream sampling day on Saturday, September 16.
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