There is about 2 or 3 weeks before the grass drops seeds and so the more that is grubbed out, the better control of the population until the Forest Service can get something in place to systematically treat it. Volunteers needed to assist with vegetation studies in the Cerro Grande burn area. Transplanting of water-loving vegetation from old floodplains to new. More info when available. Fall and winter 2001-2002.
Seed balls are an effective way to re-establish native vegetation in burned areas.
12,000 ponderosa pine seedlings planted. Summary and photos. Work completed on the Pajarito Canyon Access, May 6 Work completed on the Cabra Loop Trail entry For more information on how you can help VTF accomplish its goals, email Craig Martin . A full report on VTF's activities in the summer and fall of 2000 can be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader .