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Trees from King Farm will help to restore riverbank in Woodstock
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Trees from King Farm will help to restore riverbank in Woodstock
More than 70 trees at the 154-acre King Farm in Woodstock have been harvested in order to help restore and stabilize the riverbank of the Ottauquechee River along Route 4, less than a mile downhill, according to a press release sent out last week by the Vermont Land Trust (VLT). “Addition of this woody material will provide natural protection for the riverbank, reduce erosion, slow down and filter water during high-flow events, and provide cover…
·Woodstock, United States
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