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The goal of this project is to restore open prairie/savanna structure to the lands surrounding Broberg Marsh at Lakewood Forest Preserve (Work Site). The work of this project includes all labor, materials and equipment to remove invasive trees and shrubs of various species and sizes across 2.5 acres. Work shall include mechanical and hand cutting (chain saws, hand saws, tracked skid-loaders, feller bunchers, etc.), brush disposal via brush pile burning and/or chipping (and hauling off-site), and loading and hauling large tree trunks from the Work Site, selective wick herbicide application to cut stumps and follow-up wick foliar application of resprouts.
The Work shall be performed at the following Work Site:
Lakewood Forest Preserve
(Broberg Marsh)
Wauconda, Illinois