Fall at the Reserve

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With support from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, BREN, the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley and many other community partners have started a new project at the City of Boise’s Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve. The goals of the 18-month project are to improve hillside habitat at the reserve and introduce new visitors to the urban open space.

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Alan Crockett plants willow donated by Idaho Power at the reserve on Nov. 3
Xylem Inc. employees Marie, Michael, Ladd and Kristin spent a morning removing russian olive trees at the reserve.
BREN Coordinating Team member Lisa Harloe points out ducks to Indra, a new resident from Bhutan on Oct. 30.
Mu Hla Htoo and Hserry enjoy bird watching during a project field trip on Oct. 17.

              

The reserve has a variety of wetland and hillside habitat. Photos by Ken Miracle.

       

Many birds are found at the reserve. Photos by Art Robertson.

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