The burning of our wetlands has been ongoing on dry days.
This practice is helpful in mitigating the establishment of the non-native and
invasive species of vegetation that compromise the habitat and
storm-water management functionality of our wetlands.
This winter we had a couple nice warm days in February for putting a fresh coat of paint on our Almond Road entrance sign. Good job Bernardo!
In December and January 2024 we spent six weeks outside everyday on hole 1-9 with chain saws, removing invasive brush in our native areas. We also trimmed up the low hanging branches of the golf course trees. In the last two weeks of February we worked all day every day with a chipper, grinding up the branches and logs. Here you can see that the pro-shop staff helped us out. Special thanks to Aiden, Joe, Evan and Lance!
The chips were dumped on our parking lot. Here you get some sense for the mass volume of trimming that we accomplished. Next year we will do the same process on holes 10-18.
