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Taylor Park Travel Management Workday Recap

  • Writer: HCCA
    HCCA
  • Aug 31, 2021
  • 1 min read

With 25 total hours of volunteer time, this group built 4 fences (totaling 24 linear feet), installed 3 USFS travel management signs, and restored roughly 600 feet of previously impacted roads which will improve watershed health and terrestrial wildlife in Taylor Park.


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