Description

The 91st St. Slope is a long, narrow strip that runs between the main social trail at the lower end and property lines at the upper. It is 23,313 square feet. Because of its steepness, it’s relatively unexplored.

The southeast corner is known as “Knotweed Hill” because it had a thicket of Reynoutria japonica (Japanese knotweed) that was ( Read more... )

A bulleted list! So you know it’s precise! Considering each HMU where we did some work in 2014, starting with the South Plateau:

South Plateau

1. Had been neglected since project dropped by previous forest steward.
2. Neighbor complaints caused us to return to working on it.
3. Water flow appears to be under control. One forest steward has examined it in the ( Read more... )