Tiptonville, Tenn.–Interpretive Ranger Madlyn Cox and Seasonal Rangers Jewell West and Hannah Harrell have been out on the Keystone Trail identifying invasive plant species in preparation for this weekend’s Weed Wrangle. During their survey, they found several invasive plants including Chinese Privet, Japanese Honeysuckle, and Chinese Holly growing along the trail.
These invasive species can crowd out native plants and disrupt the natural habitat that makes Reelfoot Lake so special. With your help, we can make a difference!
Join us for the Weed Wrangle!
Saturday, March 7
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Keystone Trail – Reelfoot Lake State ParkVolunteers will work together to help remove these invasive plants and protect the park’s native ecosystem. We hope you’ll come out and lend a hand while enjoying the beauty of Reelfoot Lake!