October 3, 2026 - 1 PM
Introduced Species Volunteer Day at Winston Prouty Campus
Join the Southeast Cooperative Invasive Species Management Association at the Winston Prouty Campus to learn about introduced species management methods and get your hands dirty removing invasive species! We will highlight stiltgrass and barberry species, and are happy to talk about others, so bring your questions!
When: Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 1-3pm
Parking: Please use the first lot to the left as you are headed up the hill on Austine Drive. We will meet there and head to the trail.
What to bring: Water, a snack, work gloves and if you have a favorite tool for cutting and digging feel free to bring it along (we will have tools available as well).
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Questions? email sevtcisma@gmail.com
Barberry can take over our forest understory, crowding out native regeneration and creating great tick habitat. This is the distinctly yellow root of a mature barberry bush.