Ivy Pulling March 25

THE Brooklyn Creek Watershed Society IVY LEAGUE PULLERS are busy again this season!

English Ivy
English Ivy

WHY?
Ivy damages the bark of trees as it climbs and will eventually overtake even a mature tree,
weakening branches through its weight and preventing light from penetrating leaves.
Most importantly, our trees are important carbon sinks from the atmosphere, our
climate change heroes and this league is determined to keep them alive for the sake of our
planetary health!
The ivy on the ground also crowds the native species and needs removal. The park is to
remain “Natural”, so leave the sticks, branches, leaves, logs where they are – work around
them (or return the debris after pulling the ivy beneath).

WHEN? Saturday March 25th. 2023 @ 9AM for the start of the Ivy Pull Season.

WHERE? Meet at Cedar bridge: (as you go North on Pritchard, turn right on Cedar Avenue). Map: https://goo.gl/maps/mbhNz18nZEvRdr157

WHAT?
• Bring your own gardening/work gloves and dress for the weather
• Sturdy footwear/rubber boots
• Long Pants – waterproof works well, especially for this time of year
• Water & snacks
• Protective glasses (optional)
• We have tools, tarps, FUN and lots of interesting people for you to meet!
• There will be a short orientation at the beginning for those new to this.
Should you have any questions, please let us know.
Carl Graves, Director BCWS:

WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FELLOW PARTNERS TO KEEP THE NATURE IN OUR BROOKLYN CREEK NATURE PARKS.

Print the poster and display / share with your friends: IVY PULLING POSTER

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