Conservation Projects
We Are All In It Together
Being a good corporate citizen means providing assistance to people in need, our friends, and positively impacting the livelihoods of as many as possible in our host communities. It means listening to each other, and finding time to care about each other.
The Lil Angels 4-H club lived up to their names on Friday as they took on a community service project to beautify the region. The kindergarten through 4th graders and their leaders met at the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve on Black Brook in Seneca Falls to collect native prairie seeds of varying species to plant along the Seneca Cayuga Trail. Andy Buss, Ben Zimmerman and Ben Wollman of Applied Ecological Services, the environmental organization that planted and maintains the Seneca Meadows Preserve, helped direct and organize the collection. The Lil Angels worked about an hour collecting the seeds that will be planted this spring.
This is the second group within the past month that has benefited from the successful ecological project funded by the Seneca Meadows Landfill. The 7 miles of trails at the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve are open daily from dawn to dusk.
Seneca Meadows employee Terry Condon grooming the Ludovico Sculpture Trail.
Girl Scout Troop 40437 (From left) Troop Leader Dana Cohrs, Jamie Jansen, Emily Ilay, Kendall Snook, Kinsey Kime, Emily Comatis, McKenna Kime, Shawn Kime and Troop Leader Carrie Kime.
Seneca Falls Ducks Unlimited Youth Greenwings discovering hatched eggs in the duck nesting boxes placed the year prior at the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve.