Invasive Species Eradication – Volunteers Needed!

Published July 6, 2009 | Conservation Commission | Automatically Archived on 8/26/2009

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A new group of volunteers is forming to combat these invasive plants in Sudbury. The goal is to eradicate the worst of the worst. For this, we need help, not just with the removal of these invaders but with plant surveys and education.

For further information or to lend a hand, call Rebecca Chizzo at 978-505-1301.

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The Sudbury Conservation Commission was established in 1962 to protect local natural resources and features and to act as stewards of the town’s conservation properties.

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To preserve, protect, and improve the Town’s valuable water, land, plant, and animal resources for the benefit of present and future generations (under the legal authority granted under The Conservation Commission Act, by the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act, and by the Sudbury Wetlands Administration Bylaw); to foster community involvement in the protection and enjoyment of Sudbury’s open spaces and natural resources through education and stewardship; and to balance the interests of jurisdictional projects with the public benefits provided by wetland resource areas, to guide Sudbury’s future, under a fair and open public hearing process.

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