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On Saturday April 18th, a group of 35 volunteers continued work on the wildlife-friendly fence project.

On Saturday April 18th, a group of 35 volunteers continued work on the wildlife-friendly fence project. Volunteers included Daniel Spencer’s EVST class, the Office of Civic Engagement (not pictured), and local community members.

Photo by Dan Spencer

Photo by Dan Spencer

We removed woven wire sheep fence and replaced the top and bottom barbed wires with smooth strands.

We removed woven wire sheep fence and replaced the top and bottom barbed wires with smooth strands.

Photo by Dan Spencer

Volunteers replaced rotten wood posts and stacked them into habitat structures for small mammals.

Volunteers replaced rotten wood posts and stacked them into habitat structures for small mammals.

Photo by Dan Spencer

On the map below, the red line delineates the MPG property boundary. The blue segment shows previously completed fence work, the yellow indicates recent progress, and the green segment indicates work not yet completed.

On the map below, the red line delineates the MPG property boundary.  The blue segment shows previously completed fence work, the yellow indicates recent progress, and the green segment indicates work not yet completed.