Lake Shenandoah Pollinator Trail

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Presentation transcript:

Lake Shenandoah Pollinator Trail Jason Hallacher – Asst. Fisheries Biologist

Location: 2

Lake Shenandoah Recreational Opportunities Fishing Boating Hiking Trail Birding / Wildlife Watching Picnicking City park atmosphere 3

Issues… Grass Mowing $$$ Time Consuming No benefits to wildlife or the public. 4

Proposal Eliminate large sections of mowed lawn Replace with native pollinator friendly plants Create an educational component using signage 5

Pollinator Trail Location 6

Benefits… Create much needed pollinator habitat. Educate the public Research opportunities (Universities / Highschool / Middle School) Save $$$ and time 7

The Pitch Assist with trail management Non native plant removal Sign design 8