New Millenium Trail in April 2008, without eradication efforts
Today, March 28, the Mountains Restoration Trust will begin eradication of the invasive Mustard plants along the New Millennium Trail. Each year by early summer the mustard can choke off the trail and render it near-impassable. This is especially true after above-average rainfall seasons like we’ve experienced this year.
This picture from April 2008 shows how the New Millennium Trail will likely look again if no eradication effort is undertaken.
CORBA has provided funds to the MRT to help support their efforts. This will save many days of brush-clearing trailwork in the early summer, allowing us to concentrate on other trailwork efforts.
We thank the MRT for helping keep this much-loved trail rideable for all.
Tags: calabasas, MRT, mustard, new Millennium, trailwork
