Inside Arvada's Trails and Open Space with Bob Bromley
Show notes
Arvada's Open Space Supervisor Bob Bromley shares his 35 years of experience managing the city's trails and natural areas. He explains the ecological approaches used to maintain over 150 miles of hard surface trails and 3,400 acres of open space using sustainable practices.
Topics discussed in this episode include:
- Arvada's trails network, which includes the Ralston Creek Trail, Little Dry Creek Trail, Van Bibber Creek Trail and several neighborhood trails
- Open space and natural area maintenance; including mowing frequency along trails and greenways
- Innovative, sustainably focused initiatives that Bob's team is doing, including biocontrol methods using insects to manage invasive weeds
- Trail etiquette tips to ensure everyone can safely enjoy our public spaces
- Tips for property owners who live next to open space areas
News and Events:
- Arvada City Council selects Don Wick as its finalist for the City Manager position
- Sign up for Resource Central's Garden in a Box interest list for a new fall program
- The Majestic View Nature Center is looking for hosts for its annual Pollinator Garden Tour on July 12
- The City is holding its annual Arbor Day tree planting celebration this year with Secrest Elementary School, part of earning Tree City USA designation for the 34th straight year
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