A group of birders will work alongside residents to help restore habitat after a fire swept
-- though there last summer. We have room for a few more. Although many shrubs and trees survived, some did not, as the fire burned hot enough to sterilize the soil in areas. We'll be planting native grass and wildlflower seed, shrubs, a few hackberry trees and have a "pot-luck" lunch. We'll meet to
plan the work at 9, work starts at 9:30 and be done by 3 PM, I hope.
Generous contributions have been made by many of you, but we are still short funds to cover the cost of plants and materials, eg, a drip irrigation system. Please let me know if you want to join us Saturday and/or make a contribution to Friends of Last Chance Oasis, managed through the Woodlin Lions Club, 25435 Rd L, Woodrow 80757.
I'll send a brief report to Cobirds for those of you who want to keep track of progress there.
Thanks,
Joe Roller, Denver
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