Title
Restoration and Invasive Species Education
text here Cleveland National Forest
2010 Accomplishments
Volunteer with Back to Natives on the Cleveland
National Forest
Do you have some extra time on your hands this
summer? Feel like spending some time outside,
getting some exercise, hanging out with some
interesting people? Back to Natives is working to
remove three miles of non-native invasive weeds
along the South Main Divide Road in the Cleveland
National Forest, starting at Elsinore Peak and heading
north toward Ortega Highway.
USFS and Back to Native Restoration Volunteer
Training Program: The USFS & Back to Natives
Restoration provides volunteer training on ecological
restoration to provide for healthy ecosystems. The
program is for volunteers interested in the restoration
and conservation of wildlands. Successfully habitat
restoration provides for native species protection while
invasive, nonnative species are removed efficiently.
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Year Awarded: 2010
Project completion: 2010
Report number: 3
Expenditures: FY2010, $5,000
Partners/Contractors/Coop: Back to Natives
Restoration Group
FS – Pacific Southwest Region
Cleveland National Forest
Trabuco Ranger District
1147 East 6th Street
Corona CA 92879