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Cases Completed: 76
COURT ON 3/03 Cases: 5
Trials Completed: 3
TRIALS 3/05
Tickets to the Smyrna Garden Tour on May 2 are now available for
purchase online! Ticket holders will enjoy access to five of Smyrna’s
most beautiful private gardens, as well as a tea room experience at the
Reed House. This self-guided tour helps support the mission of Keep
Smyrna Beautiful, funding community litter cleanups, habitat
rehabilitation, pollinator gardens, environmental education, and more.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Paper tickets will be
available by the end of March at the Smyrna Recycling Center and
Vickery Hardware.
SMYRNA GARDEN TOUR: MAY 2
More than 20 volunteers joined two Habitat Rehabilitation events this past week. On Thursday, a
corporate group from Eaton removed invasive plants at Brinkley Park, and on Saturday, another
group focused on invasive species at Rosalyn Lane and Powder Springs Street. Removing
nonnative, invasive plants is crucial because these species can dominate an area, reducing
biodiversity, altering soil chemistry, and degrading habitats that support pollinators, native plants,
animals, and other organisms. Thanks to our volunteers, these natural spaces are healthier and
more resilient!
HABITAT REHABILITATION
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
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