Seven volunteers tackled French Broom on November 14th
The Friday, November 14th Broom Bash was a success! Seven volunteers tackled invasive French Broom in two key areas:
Imjin Road Crew(Bruce, Kaitlyn, Tim, and Anakin) cleared a wide swath of mature and juvenile broom—even in areas with poison oak. They exceeded their goal with determination and teamwork.
East Garrison Crew(Steve, Alan, John, and Julian) focused on Lee Ave Hill, removing mature broom and pulling out short but stubborn regrowth with thick stumps and deep taproots. More maintenance will be needed in that area.
Afterward, several of the volunteers enjoyed a well-earned lunch atDametra Fresh Mediterranean, where they were treated to complimentary desserts by the owner!
🌿 Join Citizens for Sustainable Marina in sweeping out French Broom, one of the most widespread and invasive wildland pest plants in California.
Be part of California's largest volunteer event. Signup for a cleanup site on the Save Our Shores "Coastal Cleanup" website. saveourshores.org/coastal-cleanup
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