At the same time, its construction and frequent use would threaten the fragile returning vegetation at the currently proposed location. This same site is where the Park and Recreation Commission is evaluating a pump track (a circular loop consisting of rollers and berms, that when ridden correctly requires no pedaling or pushing).Ī pump track offers a healthy, exciting challenge for young people.
As one of the team removing invasives, I was thrilled to see two tiny oak trees with their oversized, sun-thirsty leaves come into view from among the tangle of invasive plants.Īlso on Hill's Hill, mountain bikers occasionally dash across its tiny meadow and small oasis of wildlife. Hill's Hill itself is a hidden woodland jewel, where native plants are gradually regaining ground after this determined team has pulled out many invasive plants in the area. However a small team of people removing invasive plants in the area is offering some other ways to view the situation. The Park and Recreation Commission is currently evaluating a project on Hill's Hill near the Burns Ice Rink that at first glance appears to pose a conflict between environmental stewardship and youth recreation. This letter was submitted by Martha Rogers of Rockaway Lane, Arlington:
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