KUDOS | Volunteers remove invasive English holly from the Saratoga Woods Preserve

Whidbey Camano Land Trust volunteers take a break during a stewardship work party at the Saratoga Woods Preserve outside of Langley. Volunteers spent the morning removing invasive English holly from the forest understory and closing a side trail that was causing erosion. To learn how to volunteer with the Land Trust at a stewardship work party, visit www.wclt.org or contact Ida Gianopulos at ida@wclt.org or 360-222-3310. From left to right: Candy Charlwood, Janet Johnston, Jim Redd, Rob Craig, Dennis Willson, Maria Moon,Gretchen Luxenberg and Fritz Funk. Volunteers not pictured: John Boone, John Joynt.

September 5, 2014 6:36 pm
Whidbey Camano Land Trust volunteers take a break during a stewardship work party at the Saratoga Woods Preserve outside of Langley. Volunteers spent the morning removing invasive English holly from the forest understory and closing a side trail that was causing erosion. To learn how to volunteer with the Land Trust at a stewardship work party
Whidbey Camano Land Trust volunteers take a break during a stewardship work party at the Saratoga Woods Preserve outside of Langley. Volunteers spent the morning removing invasive English holly from the forest understory and closing a side trail that was causing erosion. To learn how to volunteer with the Land Trust at a stewardship work party