thank you all for all your hard work. We've planted two and half thousand of your trees on our farms. They're doing great! :)
@hardiness18 ай бұрын
Gee, this is wonderful! I only occasionally read the DNR newsletter, which is how I happened upon this. No doubt there are other restoration projects DNR has as well. I hope you have additional ways to let people know about these programs. People need hope that the State is doing so much to restore the environment, and that there excellent resources, such as the tree program, that they can use.
@goldenacres32698 ай бұрын
It would be nice if you added a list of the species to the information below the video.
@mmaykrantz18 ай бұрын
Great work. The Ocean City Airport just cleared 6+ acres of forested area behind my house. It's an open field and just dirt now. Is there a type of tree that the DNR provides which would work in this area and not grow very high? I'm doing some research to submit to them a proposal to replant this area. Thanks.
@davidstakston195018 күн бұрын
Ask the John S. Aylon State Tree Nursery how many native willow trees has the nursery produced and restored along streams, rivers and lakes in Maryland? The willow tree's pollen is vital for the endangered female bumblebees in the early spring.
@fishgutz42728 ай бұрын
Many of the tree in the "Do Not Disturb" part of our land are dead or dying. How can I legally have the dead trees removed and new trees planted? Most of the trees not in the DND zone are dead or sick and dying, Carpenter ants infested at least one of the dead trees.