Rim Village Barriers Revegetation Project: 2019 Annual Report
Heisler SE, Hooke JS, Wyler CS. 2020. Rim Village Barriers Revegetation Project: 2019 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 restored area (former parking lot) at the western 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 the landscape through revegetation; and create an interpretive wayside, sharing the story of this restoration site with the public. Work completed during the 2019 field season includes a full installation and troubleshooting of the new fencing design; collecting 1,719 g of native seed; care of 954 propagated containerized native plants; propagation of an additional 1,494 native plants for restoration outplantings; invasive vegetation management in the project area; and installation of a wayside panel. In 2020 revegetation work related to this project will be completed.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Heisler, Scott; Hooke, Jennifer; Wyler, Carolyn
- Date of Issue
- 2020-04
- Publisher
- Crater Lake National Park
- Units
- CRLA
- Keywords
- fencing, invasive, native plant communities, outplanting, plants, restoration, revegetation, seed collection, social trails, Vegetation