Tag: Euonymus fortunei

• Baker’s Lake, Barrington Park Campgrounds, 5/27/2024

  

  Barrington Park Campgrounds is one of the best remaining examples of savanna in the Barrington Area. Citizens for Conservation had 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 Map Pretty Pictures Erigeron philadelphicus and comparison images from August…

  jamesandrewmcgee

  June 2, 2024

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  Baker's Lake, Barrington Campgrounds, Burn Scar, Common Buckthorn, Cornus racemosa, Ecological Restoration, Erigeron philadelphicus, Euonymus fortunei, foliar application, gray dogwood, Herbicide, horse gentian, native-plants, nature, Rhamnus cathcartica, Silene stellata, starry campion, sweet Joe Pye weed, Taenidia integerrima, Triosteum, winter creeper, yellow pimpernel

• Glenview Woods and Harms Woods 3/18/2023

  

  Areas Visited Outlined In Red Sign At Entrance Bridge Over North Branch Chicago River Looking North of Bridge Along North Branch Chicago River Sign Along Orange Gravel Trail Other Side of Above Sign North Work Area The new burn piles are labelled. Piles of logs are labelled. Previous burn piles are the dots that are…

  jamesandrewmcgee

  March 21, 2023

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  Burn Pile, Burn Scar, Common Buckthorn, Ecological Restoration, Euonymus fortunei, Glenview Woods, Harms Woods, Harms Woods Forest Preserve, Herbicide, Invasive Species, Ligustrum, ninebark, North Branch Chicago River, Physocarpus opulifolia, Privet, Rhamnus cathcartica, Winter Green