PRESCOTT – Forty-seven Prescott High School students from Matt Rankin’s Environmental Science classes joined Coulee River Trails volunteer Kim Reich in Magee Park on Tuesday, Sept. 20. They spent …
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PRESCOTT – Forty-seven Prescott High School students from Matt Rankin’s Environmental Science classes joined Coulee River Trails volunteer Kim Reich in Magee Park on Tuesday, Sept. 20. They spent the morning collecting data as part of a plant survey.
A phone app helped them identify plants within a 10– foot radius of flags placed along GPS coordinates randomly assigned by computer. The data will help determine trail alignments and management plans for the park.
Coulee River Trails is a non-profit community group committed to developing and maintaining a regional trail system in the Prescott area.
Mission: CRT connects and conserves the unique habitat and history of the confluence region, providing a place for recreation and exploration.
Vision: Protect nationally significant habitat as a nature reserve and promote outdoor activity by creating a trail system to allow walkers and bikers to explore and enjoy the unique confluence region Visit Coulee River Trails on Facebook: https://www. facebook.com/couleerivertrails or at www.couleerivertrails. org for news and updates.
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