Rim Village Barriers Revegetation Project: 2018 Annual Report
Hooke JS, Heisler SE, Chizinski TL, Wyler CS. 2019. Rim Village Barriers Revegetation Project: 2018 Annual Report. Crater Lake National Park. Crater Lake National Park
The Replace Rim Village Barriers project corrects issues stemming from heavy visitor use in a revegetated area (former parking lot) at the west end of Rim Village in Crater Lake National Park. The goals of this project are to install a new fencing system; stabilize damaged portions of landscaping islands through revegetation; and create an interpretive wayside sharing the story of this restoration site with the public. Work completed during the 2018 field season includes finalizing a fencing design, procuring fencing, and installing in-ground post receivers; collecting 1,158 g of native seed and propagating 1,162 native plants for restoration outplantings; and creating and procuring a wayside panel. In 2019 the new barriers will be installed, revegetation work completed, and the wayside panel installed. Fencing design and revegetation methods used in this project may be expanded to other areas within the Rim Village Historic District as appropriate.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Hooke, Jennifer; Heisler, Scott; Chizinski, Tara; Wyler, Carolyn
- Date of Issue
- 2019-03
- Publisher
- Crater Lake National Park
- Units
- CRLA
- Keywords
- fencing, invasive, native plant communities, outplanting, plants, restoration, revegetation, seed collection, social trails, Vegetation