Native Revegetation and Biodiversity Monitoring
The team practices surveying for different types of bees out in the blueberry fields.
Whitewater blueberries are happy blueberries.
Michaela and Stevie practice using the water temp equipment.
The beloved picnic rock, the perfect spot for a sunny lunch break.
Main planting site, where five rows of native plants have been planted and maintained over the years.
The fog casts a serene scene over Whitewater Ranch.
Getting some updates on the farm from Jim out on a beautiful, misty, rainy day.
Stevie, Joe, and Marissa still smiling through the persistent rain that lasted for the first three weeks of field work!
Goose Creek, in all its slow meandering, peaceful glory.
The whole team took advantage of a break in the rain for some jazz hands.
Blueberries on the way!
Transferring little critters from the creek into trays to be identified.
Our favorite lizard.
Posing on a beautiful overcast day after finishing up a new fence
Measuring out a length of fencing!
Beautiful little hero doing great work!
Whitewater ranch is full of fun friends!
