I am Caecilia Isenhart and my recent efforts restoring areas of Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve
to its natural habitat (see links attached) was important work!
If you attended the educational sessions, you learned all about it and were provided with educational tools to identify and remove invasive species wherever you are. Please keep up the good work because our native wildlife needs you!
Here is another way for you to provide native plant species support in our area… by planting native trees!
These trees are free of charge- please plant them! Here is more information:
Division of Forestry has the annual tree giveaway this Saturday, April 23rd, from 9 AM - 12 PM set up at the Oldham County History Center!
Each household can get a total of 10 trees. The below species will be available:
Red Shumard Oak
Pin Oak
White Pine
Virginia Pine
Northern Red Oak
White Oak
River Birch
Persimmon
Links available:
https://www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com/post/invasive-plant-project-a-huge-success
https://www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com/post/natural-habitat-preservation-project-removal-of-invasive-plant-species-this-saturday-10-3pm
https://www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com/post/pollinators-need-our-support-read-below-and-join-the-session
https://www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com/post/weeding-out-invasive-plants-in-kentucky
https://www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com/post/pollinators-need-our-support-read-below-and-join-the-session
https://www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com/post/sustainability-through-education
… and more if you review my blog on our actual website at :www.kentuckyheirstoouroceans.com
Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve
Oldham County History Center
Oldham County Conservation District