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Restoration work planned       

Klamath Falls Herald and News
September 22, 2009
 

   Volunteers are sought for the Bureau of Land Management's 16th annual National Public Lands Day Saturday to help complete several multiple restoration projects at the Wood River Wetland.

 

   According to a press release, people will plant native vegetation, maintain bird boxes, remove weeds, install trail markers and clear vegetation surrounding native cottonwoods.

 

   Participants should arrive at the Wood River Wetland 30 miles north of Klamath Falls off Modoc Point Road at the north end of Agency Lake by 8:30 a.m. A free barbecue will be about 1 p.m. Each person will receive a National Public Lands Day T-shirt.  

 

   Volunteers should wear or bring a sweatshirt or medium weight jacket, layered shirts, long pants, sturdy shoes, work gloves and a hat with brim. Work gloves, drinking water and snacks will be provided.

 

   Pre-registration is requested. For more information call the BLM at 883-6916.

 
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