About the Event
As part II of our burning bush removal/native plant restoration project, we will be removing more burning bush today! Easton has received a grant from the Taunton River Watershed Alliance to remove the invasive burning bush plants (and multi-flora rose, buckthorn, honeysuckle and bittersweet) at Old Pond Conservation Area and the Bay Circuit Trail. Part I of our project began in 2025. Over 120 shrubs and 20 trees were planted last year by volunteers. This project has been approved again by TRWA and we’ll be moving further into the conservation commission property to manage the invasive plants. In the Spring, we’ll be replanting with native species again.
What to bring
Please bring a shovel, gloves, water, snacks, sunhat, long sleeves and pants and sturdy shoes. If you have loppers, pruners or a hand saw, please bring them. Maybe bring an old trap or wheelbarrow if you have one to bring the cut plants to the dumpster at the parking area.
Sign Up!
- Sign Up Sunday, November 22, 2026 • 10:00am-12:00pm
Questions?
Contact Jennifer Carlino at jcarlino@easton.ma.us or 508-230-0643.