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Three excellent opportunities to get involved and make a difference at
Magee Marsh.
Help pull garlic mustard.  Contact me and I will fix you up.  Hurry
though, it's going to seed soon.

May 12 , participate in our Walk on the Wildside, Weeds to Wildflowers
project    from  9:30-2 pm.
All monies raised will go towards buying native plants to replace the
garlic mustard. 
Sign up that day or at  www.friendsofmageemarsh.org


Help us plant native plants on June 7th.

The hummingbirds are loving the wild columbine that our volunteers
planted last year!

Happy Birding!    (and better birding without all of that garlic
mustard!!!) 

Mary L. Warren
Wildlife Communications Specialist
Magee Marsh Wildlife Area
13229 W. State Route 2
Oak Harbor, OH  43449
419-898-0960 #31
FAX: 419-898-4017
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Keep the WILD in Ohio, learn how you can help @ wildohiostamp.com


"I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in
order."
                                     John Burroughs


-----Original Message-----
From: Ohio birds [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of
Haans Petruschke
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 12:02 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Headlands cutting- Invasive plants and Ohio Birds


Hi,

Tom makes really excellent points.

(Although I disagree the strategy is anything more than cut and hope, it
would be insane for anyone doing it to admit that)

While there are lots of things we can do on an individual level, I am
calling for the Ohio birding community to figure out what can be done
state wide, in our state parks, nature preserves, and wildlife areas.
We need to think big picture, large scale action and probably big money.
But the action and money will never come without a well thought out
plan.

To me the crucial questions are: How can there be a readily available
stock of native plants available to replace invasives when they are
removed from state lands? How can the Ohio birding community contribute
to making this happen?

If we as a community are too apathetic to be bothered then we have no
right to complain when it happens.

Haans Petruschke
Kirtland

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