FRIENDS OF EDGEWOOD NATURAL PRESERVE
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FRIENDS OF EDGEWOOD NATURAL PRESERVE
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RANGER RIC’S ROUNDUP By Ricardo Trejo This year’s Earth Day at Edgewood Park and Preserve had several projects and aspects to choose from. The following activities were available: docent-led walks in the park which were lead by the Friends of Edgewood, restoration projects lead by California Native Plant Society, culvert rock headwalls installation and trail maintenance done by Woodside Horse Association, and interpretive display signs installation by FoE and Edgewood Park. Because of last and this year’s Earth Day, volunteers have signed up for other projects on different days to help Edgewood Park and Preserve’s work. This type of dedication and enthusiastic attitude will help to achieve Edgewood goals. We want to thank all the above groups for their time and work and our volunteer coordinator Nick Ramirez for his continual efforts. We look forward to working with all of you throughout the coming year and all of you will have a chance to work with another Park Aide. Shortly, Edgewood crew will be growing by one more Park Aide to assist in Park duties. As Park staff and volunteers continue to grow, we can look for a brighter outlook for Edgewood Park and Preserve. ` |
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