January, the Month for Privet Pulling and Clean Up

January, the Month for Privet Pulling and Clean Up

Thanks to the GNPS, we have a new privet puller to try out this month. It worked like a charm and the MGEV’s removed large amounts of this invasive pest.  We also added a few plants to our pollinator garden and ferns to the Glen.  The MGEV’s began placing... read more
New Signs and Markers for the Trail

New Signs and Markers for the Trail

Thanks to the hard work of the Coweta County MGEV’s and grants from the Community, new signs and markers have been installed on the James McGuffey Nature Trails and in the Nature Center Pavillon.  Four Podium signs were placed on the Purple Trail, a welcome... read more
Scouts Help MGEVS with Privet Pull

Scouts Help MGEVS with Privet Pull

Saturday, November 12, provided perfect weather for local Scouts from troops 242, 2193, and 118 along with their dad’s and MGEVs to remove a huge amount of Privet, along with one very large Elaeagnus, from the Blue Trail. Invasive species were also removed from... read more

New Pollinator Garden Created and Fern Glen Expanded

    Very busy October 14th work day as MGEV’s planted a brand new pollinator garden on the ponds edge.  Plants included Milkweed, Rudbeckia, Cone Flowers, Turks Cap Lily and Maypop.  On the other side of the trail another crew. including a boy scout,... read more
Massive Removal of Invasive Plants

Massive Removal of Invasive Plants

On August 13 the MGEV’s and Boy Scouts cleared away massive amounts of privet and other invasives from the BLUE TRAIL.  This work day really moved us forward toward reaching our invasive removal goals on the Nature Trails. We were rewarded by the discovery of... read more
Summer Work on the Trails

Summer Work on the Trails

        Work on the Red, Blue, and Purple Trails continued throughout the summer.  One June 21, the MGEV’s weeded, watered and pulled privet.  Scouts and MGEV’s removed privet and controlled invasive vines on the Red Trail on July 23.  And, on August 9 a... read more

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