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ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Last week, a group of homeschool students and their parents visited the Smyrna Recycling
Center on Monday to participate in a paper recycling activity and learn how the center operates.
RECYCLING CENTER TOUR: HOMESCHOOL GROUP
On Saturday, November 22, seven Keep Smyrna Beautiful volunteers cared for native riparian
trees and removed invasive, nonnative plants including privet, wisteria, and kudzu from a piece
of City-owned land in the Cheney Woods neighborhood. This work supports local biodiversity by
making space for native plants to thrive and helps beautify the surrounding community.
HABITAT REHABILITATION
Two gardeners and staff completed a garden workday on
November 19. They spread mulch around multiple plots and
made necessary repairs. The transition from gravel to mulch
is now 90% complete and will help improve long-term weed
management.
COMMUNITY GARDEN WORKDAYMONTHLY RECYCLING CENTER TOUR RECAP