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Dig Some Earth At Skalkaho Bend Park on Earth Day klyq.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from klyq.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Wednesday, March 31, over 200 plants were put in the ground at Hamilton s Skalkaho Bend Park. Katie Vennie of the Bitter Root Water Forum said the species included in the swale are three types of Willows (over 8,000 cuttings were installed), along with Aspen, Dogwood and Cottonwood trees and the newly planted native seeds to complete the mix. In this section, some dark plastic weed mats were put down to prevent growth of reed canary grass, which is a problem weed in the area. Vennie said the Roots Against Erosion plantings will happen three more times in April - Tuesday April 6. Sunday April 18 and Earth Day April 22. Each planting session will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Be prepared to wear gardening clothes, since you re going to be digging in the dirt. To sign up as a volunteer, contact the Bitter Root Water Forum. Ellie is handling the registrations at [email protected]. She also has more details about being part of the planting crew. ....
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The Roots Against Erosion project is planned for Hamilton s newest park, Skalkaho Bend. As part of their studies of the Bitterroot River, the Bitter Root Water Forum has been looking at images from the last quarter century. They noticed that at Skalkaho Bend the river has been moving eastward about five feet every year. To hold onto that land and stabilize the stream bank, the organization has planned an ambitious planting of trees and bushes (willows, serviceberries, aspen and cottonwood) along the bend to hold the bank together. The plantings will be in a shallow depression and will be fenced for their first five years of growth. As part of the project, the water forum has been having volunteer days where people are collecting willow shoots from around the Bitterroot Valley. Katie Vennie of the forum told us that the next collection is Wednesday, February 17. (The February 13 collection was cancelled due to the cold weather.) Another collection day is being scheduled at t ....