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BOY SCOUTS CONSTRUCT NEW RAILING

Nathan Graham, together with 10 of his friends and fellow Boy Scouts from Troop 149 in Redwood City, constructed a habitat railing at the top of Hill 1, the hill overlooking the Serpentine grasslands near the Sunset entrance to Edgewood Park. This was Nathan’s Eagle Scout service project.

The 75-foot long railing will help to keep visitors from trampling the hill and threatening the Bay Checkerspot butterfly habitat.

Nathan and his crew worked on the project for 6 days this past June, and collectively spent 148 hours.

Project material was donated by Maria Reeser of American Title in Redwood City, Rod Cardinale of Safeway in Half Moon Bay, and Bill Zack of Eureka Federal in San Carlos.

Nathan’s 10 helpers consisted of Dan Patton, Rob Mott, Arya Lashgari, Ryan Fay, Shea Cardinale, Natalie Erkaline, Erick Hutchison, James Wilsey, Audie Lashgari, Carl Carandang, and Ryan Fay, with coordination and support from Ranger Lynne Fritz.

Nathan did an excellent job of organizing, executing, and reporting on this project, and his crew’s work will long be remembered and appreciated.

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