Restoration One Step at a Time Please watch your step! We ask all visitors to remain on the trails. We're doing restoration work here, which can look like: * Revegetation: restoring native plants in their natural habitat Habitat enhancement: making an environment better for a specific species Remediation: repairing a damaged ecosystem Let’s keep Cincinnati Nature Center an heirloom that future folate ldo la Rea -1a) (ON, Amur Honeysuckle Amur Honeysuckle is an invasive shrub in eastern North America that reduces biodiversity by outcompeting native plants. Key Features + Hollow stems + Dense branches * White flowers in spring * Reddish berries in late summer/fall Amur Honeysuckle LS<-1-{-3-1 cela) The Nature Center is removing Amur Honeysuckle and researching the growth and seed production of various native species. Ble E! Scan this QR code with your phone to ei ia learn about removing Amur eee Honeysuckle and restoring native oes j wildflower populations in your yard. Growing Native Plants The Nature Center’s Native Plant Propagation Program grows native species to support habitat restoration projects. The program also connects people like you with native plants through the Nature Center’s seasonal sales. Join us by cultivating native plants at home. 1=X-Yat Vie Mol MN Eales * More likely to survive * Easy to maintain / « Use less water * Provide resources for wildlife like butterflies and bees Look as these native plants grow while you walk through the trail: cA be . Pa 5 rege Foe a) Saag)