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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: leeekstrom / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: leeekstrom / Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:49:49 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: leeekstrom Boy Scouts Hornaday Conservation Project 2007 /slideshow/troop-192-hornaday-conservation-project-2007/19081668 troop192hornadayconservationproject2007-130418104949-phpapp01
Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on June 2, 2007. We teamed up with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Holly Recreation Area. Holly Recreation Area Park Supervisor Shawn Speaker gave specific locations that hikers had noted were blocked off or had overgrown brush. Speaker said, “Brushing includes removing branches, brush, vines, fallen trees, and other vegetation – so hikers can pass without difficulty. Ideally we like an eight by eight foot corridor. We gave instructions and provided the boys with loppers, hand saws and pole saws – they did the rest.” Our troop planned out a camping weekend at Holly Recreation Area to coincide with a planned DNR event to remove invasive species. Life Scout Samuel Ekstrom was working on his individual Hornaday Conservation Award and Troop 192 was working toward a Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. Shawn Speaker, Park Supervisor acted as Conservation Advisor. The boys in the troop and adult volunteers were requested to bring proper clothing including: gloves, work pants, liquids, and sunscreen. A storm whipped up before our trip and knocked down numerous trees and branches along many of the intertwining trails of the park. Shawn Speaker, our Conservation Advisor, gave instructions on where we were to clear trails. He also showed the proper usage of the tools, loppers and saws. ]]>
Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on June 2, 2007. We teamed up with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Holly Recreation Area. Holly Recreation Area Park Supervisor Shawn Speaker gave specific locations that hikers had noted were blocked off or had overgrown brush. Speaker said, “Brushing includes removing branches, brush, vines, fallen trees, and other vegetation – so hikers can pass without difficulty. Ideally we like an eight by eight foot corridor. We gave instructions and provided the boys with loppers, hand saws and pole saws – they did the rest.” Our troop planned out a camping weekend at Holly Recreation Area to coincide with a planned DNR event to remove invasive species. Life Scout Samuel Ekstrom was working on his individual Hornaday Conservation Award and Troop 192 was working toward a Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. Shawn Speaker, Park Supervisor acted as Conservation Advisor. The boys in the troop and adult volunteers were requested to bring proper clothing including: gloves, work pants, liquids, and sunscreen. A storm whipped up before our trip and knocked down numerous trees and branches along many of the intertwining trails of the park. Shawn Speaker, our Conservation Advisor, gave instructions on where we were to clear trails. He also showed the proper usage of the tools, loppers and saws. ]]> Thu, 18 Apr 2013 10:49:49 GMT /slideshow/troop-192-hornaday-conservation-project-2007/19081668 leeekstrom@slideshare.net(leeekstrom) Boy Scouts Hornaday Conservation Project 2007 leeekstrom Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on June 2, 2007. We teamed up with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Holly Recreation Area. Holly Recreation Area Park Supervisor Shawn Speaker gave specific locations that hikers had noted were blocked off or had overgrown brush. Speaker said, “Brushing includes removing branches, brush, vines, fallen trees, and other vegetation – so hikers can pass without difficulty. Ideally we like an eight by eight foot corridor. We gave instructions and provided the boys with loppers, hand saws and pole saws – they did the rest.” Our troop planned out a camping weekend at Holly Recreation Area to coincide with a planned DNR event to remove invasive species. Life Scout Samuel Ekstrom was working on his individual Hornaday Conservation Award and Troop 192 was working toward a Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. Shawn Speaker, Park Supervisor acted as Conservation Advisor. The boys in the troop and adult volunteers were requested to bring proper clothing including: gloves, work pants, liquids, and sunscreen. A storm whipped up before our trip and knocked down numerous trees and branches along many of the intertwining trails of the park. Shawn Speaker, our Conservation Advisor, gave instructions on where we were to clear trails. He also showed the proper usage of the tools, loppers and saws. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/troop192hornadayconservationproject2007-130418104949-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on June 2, 2007. We teamed up with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Holly Recreation Area. Holly Recreation Area Park Supervisor Shawn Speaker gave specific locations that hikers had noted were blocked off or had overgrown brush. Speaker said, “Brushing includes removing branches, brush, vines, fallen trees, and other vegetation – so hikers can pass without difficulty. Ideally we like an eight by eight foot corridor. We gave instructions and provided the boys with loppers, hand saws and pole saws – they did the rest.” Our troop planned out a camping weekend at Holly Recreation Area to coincide with a planned DNR event to remove invasive species. Life Scout Samuel Ekstrom was working on his individual Hornaday Conservation Award and Troop 192 was working toward a Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. Shawn Speaker, Park Supervisor acted as Conservation Advisor. The boys in the troop and adult volunteers were requested to bring proper clothing including: gloves, work pants, liquids, and sunscreen. A storm whipped up before our trip and knocked down numerous trees and branches along many of the intertwining trails of the park. Shawn Speaker, our Conservation Advisor, gave instructions on where we were to clear trails. He also showed the proper usage of the tools, loppers and saws.

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Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on Sept 27, 2009. We teamed up with the Department of Natural Resources Stewardship Program to remove invasive species at the Highland Recreation Area in White Lake Michigan. Laurel Draper-Malvitz, DNR Stewardship Program Ranger instructed our group and other volunteers on the proper use of herbicide wands and proper identification of invasive species (buckthorn, autumn olive, etc). This stretch of woods, leading up to a National Historic Landmark (Henry Ford vacation retreat) was overgrown with invasive species. The Haven Hill Natural Area includes every forest type found in southern Michigan, plus wildflowers and a variety of birds. We completed the project in hopes of submitting for a William T. Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. The William T. Hornaday Award was established in 1914 by Dr. Hornaday, then director of the New York Zoological Park. The award recognizes BSA members and units for service to conservation and environmental quality. There are different levels to the award for individuals and organizations. Other BSA awards relating to stewardship are the Conservation Good Turn Award, World Conservation Award, and the Keep America Beautiful Award.]]>
Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on Sept 27, 2009. We teamed up with the Department of Natural Resources Stewardship Program to remove invasive species at the Highland Recreation Area in White Lake Michigan. Laurel Draper-Malvitz, DNR Stewardship Program Ranger instructed our group and other volunteers on the proper use of herbicide wands and proper identification of invasive species (buckthorn, autumn olive, etc). This stretch of woods, leading up to a National Historic Landmark (Henry Ford vacation retreat) was overgrown with invasive species. The Haven Hill Natural Area includes every forest type found in southern Michigan, plus wildflowers and a variety of birds. We completed the project in hopes of submitting for a William T. Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. The William T. Hornaday Award was established in 1914 by Dr. Hornaday, then director of the New York Zoological Park. The award recognizes BSA members and units for service to conservation and environmental quality. There are different levels to the award for individuals and organizations. Other BSA awards relating to stewardship are the Conservation Good Turn Award, World Conservation Award, and the Keep America Beautiful Award.]]> Thu, 18 Apr 2013 09:33:44 GMT /slideshow/troop-192-hornaday-conservation-project/19076036 leeekstrom@slideshare.net(leeekstrom) Troop 192 hornaday conservation project leeekstrom Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on Sept 27, 2009. We teamed up with the Department of Natural Resources Stewardship Program to remove invasive species at the Highland Recreation Area in White Lake Michigan. Laurel Draper-Malvitz, DNR Stewardship Program Ranger instructed our group and other volunteers on the proper use of herbicide wands and proper identification of invasive species (buckthorn, autumn olive, etc). This stretch of woods, leading up to a National Historic Landmark (Henry Ford vacation retreat) was overgrown with invasive species. The Haven Hill Natural Area includes every forest type found in southern Michigan, plus wildflowers and a variety of birds. We completed the project in hopes of submitting for a William T. Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. The William T. Hornaday Award was established in 1914 by Dr. Hornaday, then director of the New York Zoological Park. The award recognizes BSA members and units for service to conservation and environmental quality. There are different levels to the award for individuals and organizations. Other BSA awards relating to stewardship are the Conservation Good Turn Award, World Conservation Award, and the Keep America Beautiful Award. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/troop192hornadayconservationproject-130418093344-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Troop 192 of Davisburg, Michigan participated in the National Public Lands Day/Weekend on Sept 27, 2009. We teamed up with the Department of Natural Resources Stewardship Program to remove invasive species at the Highland Recreation Area in White Lake Michigan. Laurel Draper-Malvitz, DNR Stewardship Program Ranger instructed our group and other volunteers on the proper use of herbicide wands and proper identification of invasive species (buckthorn, autumn olive, etc). This stretch of woods, leading up to a National Historic Landmark (Henry Ford vacation retreat) was overgrown with invasive species. The Haven Hill Natural Area includes every forest type found in southern Michigan, plus wildflowers and a variety of birds. We completed the project in hopes of submitting for a William T. Hornaday Conservation Unit Award. The William T. Hornaday Award was established in 1914 by Dr. Hornaday, then director of the New York Zoological Park. The award recognizes BSA members and units for service to conservation and environmental quality. There are different levels to the award for individuals and organizations. Other BSA awards relating to stewardship are the Conservation Good Turn Award, World Conservation Award, and the Keep America Beautiful Award.

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