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Projects
BCWA needs help with the following projects. Team coordinators work with the BCWA Administrator to communicate with the team, to ensure
people know when and where to arrive for work and what to bring. Questions, call BCWA Administrator Bob Limbert at 320-9042.
Creekside Reserve
When: Saturdays at 9:00AM
Location: Meet at Beavercreek Station on North Fairfield Road, near U.S 35
Join our volunteers at Creekside Reserve any Saturday morning from early spring through fall,weather permitting. We are removing invasive
plants (bush honeysuckle, garlic mustard, lesser Celandine, narrow leaf cattails) and other maintenance activities. We are also contining the
restoration of the Little Beaver Creek after the major stream rerouting project. Hundreds of native trees and shrubs will be planted along the
improved stream, and wetland sedges and flowers will be planted in a large area of the former streambed.
Expert on-site guidance will be provided. Please meet at the Beavercreek Station just off N. Fairfield Rd., North of US 35. Please contact
Don Geiger Donald.Geiger@notes.udayton.edu to let us know we can expect you,
to obtain directions to the work site or if there are any questions or concerns. Volunteers will be required to complete a Greene County Parks
Volunteer Application.
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Koogler Reserve
When: Wednesdays, 9:00 AM - Noon
When: Sundays, 1:00PM - 4:00PM
Location: Meet at Koogler Reserve Parking Lot on Beaver Valley Rd., near the intersection with New Germany-Trebein Rd.
Wednesday
Wednesday sessions will be primarily repair/construction work at Siebenthaler Fen and possible some invasive control. Wednesday workers should
dress for wet conditions including boots or below waist apparel that they know will be wet. Tools for removing, repairing and re-constructing the boardwalk
would be appropriate.
Sunday
Sunday sessions will include invasive control and seed collection/planting. Sites will include Siebenthaler Fen, Koogler Reserve and Fairborn Marsh.
Other sites may be added if conditions permit. Tools and clothing apparel suitable for invasive contriol work are beneficial, such as good boots, loppers,
pruners, chain saw with safety apparel and gloves.
Expert on-site guidance will be provided. Please contact the BCWA Administrator Bob Limbert at 320-9042 or by email
admin@beavercreekwetlands.org if there are any questions or concerns.
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BCWA Photo Policy
On occasion, within the Beaver Creek Wetlands Association protected lands (and affiliate properties) or at BCWA events or activities, members of the
BCWA or volunteers may take photos of participants in these areas or of people participating in these events and activities. These photos are for BCWA
use and may appear on the website, in the newsletter, in flyers or guide pamphlets, or in the news media.
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