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Eco-Restoration

2010

bottom pastures & sedge meadows

thin out apples, alders, & elms (to keep open space for the sedge grasses & their friends)

a few small, trial burns

upland prairies

remove honeysuckle (aggressive invasive)

thin out or prune apples

a few small, trial burns

oak-hickory savannahs & woods

protect oak saplings

remove honeysuckle & prickly ash (aggressive invasive)

thin out birches, aspens, & apples (to keep open space for oak seedlings, grasses, & wild flowers)