Tag: Barrington Park Campgrounds

• Baker’s Lake, Barrington Park Campgrounds, 6/26/2023 and 8/8/2023

  

  Barrington Park Campgrounds is one of the best remaining examples of savanna in the Barrington Area. Citizens for Conservation has been managing the site. They control invading woody species and conduct prescribed fire to return this missing ecosystem process back into several area preserves. Summary This post starts by showing some of the beautiful areas…

  jamesandrewmcgee

  August 12, 2023

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  Baker's Lake, Barrington Park Campgrounds, Burn Scar, Burr Oak, Citizens for Conservation, Common Buckthorn, Crown Vetch, Ecological Restoration, gray dogwood, Herbicide, New Jersey Tea, purple Joe-Pye weed, Rhamnus cathcartica, savanna, Violet Bush Clover, Woody Invasive Species

• Baker’s Lake 3/4/2023

  

  Points of interest are numbered, and the target area visited is outlined in red. Point of Interest One: Lookout from South Side of Lake. Point of Interest Two: Sign for Younghusband Prairie This is a prairie reconstruction. Point of Interest Three: Brush Mowing Along Trail. Point of Interest Four: Baker’s Lake Wetland Sign Point of…

  jamesandrewmcgee

  March 4, 2023

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  Asian Bush Honeysuckle, Baker's Lake, Barrington Park Campgrounds, Burn Scar, Common Buckthorn, Ecological Restoration, Herbicide, Heron Rookery, Lonicera maackii, Lonicera tatarica, Prairie Reconstruction, Rhamnus cathcartica, Younghusband Prairie