Projects

Invasive species removal of: 

Canadian Bull Thistle, 

Milk thistle 

Yellow star thistle

Himalayan blackberry

Tree of heaven

Scotch Broom

Egg Leaf Spurge

We remove everything with labor, and have not used glyphosate in several years-- when used, in local application

Every year we lose more and more trees on the property. Traditionally, unless you can give the wood away, large burn piles are made. After the first fires swept through, I hired a sawyer to mill as much as possible. My father and I stacked it and are using it to build new furniture. Fallen trees are used as log garden beds, habitat piles, and more before use as firewood, mulch, and biochar. 

I am working towards habitat restoration of our oak woodland property. Multiple species of oaks; buckeyes; and more are hand collected and propagated. I am also working on collecting native grass seed to convert flammable, hazardous areas into natural meadows rich with biodiversity.