Heritage Park Work Day Report February 10, 2024

Heritage Park Work Day Report February 10, 2024

Work report courtesy of Connie Ghosh. Saturday’s weather was cool with partial overcast — good weather for outdoor work. We worked on the Pavilion Garden and small triangular area next to it; kept on with pulling and removing privet from about 400 sq. ft. down by the... read more
Heritage Park January 2024 Work Day Report

Heritage Park January 2024 Work Day Report

We were a busy crew today. Despite the cold weather we had a turnout of ten, including two new volunteers. Five orange bags of trash were filled and left for Cobb DOT to pick up. Thanks much, Patty! We removed English ivy (Hedera helix) from the woods above the upper... read more
Heritage Park October 2023 Work Day Report

Heritage Park October 2023 Work Day Report

The October 14 work day at Heritage Park featured comfortable temperatures but plentiful mosquitoes. In the upper gardens, volunteers weeded the slope and the woods between the Pavilion and the pond. Trash strewn around the parking lot and gardens was removed, and... read more
Heritage Park September 2023 Work Day Report

Heritage Park September 2023 Work Day Report

The September 9 work day featured beautiful weather as well as three first-time volunteers! There was a lot of sand, trash, and tree litter in our creekside work area from recent flooding, so our group did a cleanup and filled four trash bags (see photo). Some... read more
Heritage Park July Work Day Report

Heritage Park July Work Day Report

Weather for our July 8 work day was warm, in mid- to high-80’s, but quite comfortable under the trees. Cicadas are singing in their chorus now. The usual bird inhabitants were seen and/or heard, and Eastern Tiger Swallowtails, a Tiger Bee-wasp, and paper wasps were... read more
Heritage Park June Work Day Report

Heritage Park June Work Day Report

The June 10 Heritage Park work day was very productive. Down by Nickajack Creek, invasive privet (Ligustrum sinense), wisteria (Wisteria sinensis), and perilla (Perilla frutescens) were removed. We filled the dumpster with our trimmings — although we found it already... read more
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