“Participants learned from experts about restoration progress to date, including the growth of native plants, trees, and shrubs that were planted by other volunteers over the past year,” said Heather Philip, senior scientist at Parsons (left).

Published October 28, 2013 at 300 × 200 in Growing Team of Volunteers Enhances Habitat to Help Restore and Protect Onondaga Lake Watershed
"Participants learned from experts about restoration progress to date, including the growth of native plants, trees, and shrubs that were planted by other volunteers over the past year," said Heather Philip, senior scientist at Parsons (left).

“Participants learned from experts about restoration progress to date, including the growth of native plants, trees, and shrubs that were planted by other volunteers over the past year,” said Heather Philip, senior scientist at Parsons (left).

“Participants learned from experts about restoration progress to date, including the growth of native plants, trees, and shrubs that were planted by other volunteers over the past year,” said Heather Philip, senior scientist at Parsons (left).