Bill Glass, photo above, is the author of this post: When I worked as the ecologist at Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, every couple of years we’d get a request from a beekeeper to put out honey bee hives at Midewin. … Continue reading
Hold the date! University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum Grassland Restoration Network workshop August 27-28, 2019 Widely recognized as the site of historic research in ecological restoration, the Arboretum includes the oldest and most varied collection of restored ecological communities in the … Continue reading
Nice short video by Tim Ard on felling. Only 8 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj1d85CLDOQ Video is clear and short. I liked how the plunge cut was used on a small tree. The plunge cut allows you to get the back-cut done, your … Continue reading
We had dozens on a waiting list for this sold out workshop. Rain was threatened but we stayed dry. We heard several solid talks, and we had two days of concurrent field trips, ample food and colleagues to learn from. … Continue reading
On the left is invasive black locust, Robinin pseudoacacia, that is still alive even though I sprayed them from a boom with 2% glyphosate and 1% Habitat. That herbicide mix killed all the other plants including reed canary grass. On … Continue reading
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