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Japanese Barberry produces a large amount of seeds as well as rhizomes to form new plants that shade out and displace native species. The thorns and dense foliage also provide refuge for small mammals that host the deer tick, the carrier of Lyme and other diseases.
On behalf of The Carroll County Forestry Board, Bethany has created Weekly Weed articles for you to learn more about different invasive exotic species! Each Wednesday she will cover a new invasive plant, how to easily identify the plant, and the best way to control it.
Our Building Overhaul isn’t just about looks. We are excited to be updating the nature center in ways that not only make it more educational, comfortable, and welcoming, but also more energy efficient!
From the beginning, Charlotte’s Quest has been built on community service. Many features and displays are the results of scout projects, donations, and the like. We are thrilled to have our neighbors involved with our current updates to keep this long-standing tradition of volunteerism alive.
Many of summer’s most successful programs were made possible through the work of dedicated volunteers and partnerships with other local organizations.
These updates represent a launch pad for our continued efforts to expand and improve our service to the local community through educational programs and engaging outdoor experiences.
