Wellsville Joint Recreation Commission (Article) 18%

to the OWLS site. Which will include native grasses, wildflowers, bird house/and or butterfly houses. Unique Features: Triple falls fountain, wildflowers, bird houses and butterfly houses. Initial Funding: 05/25/2022      .... Continue to Wellsville Joint... >>

Piper East Elementary (Article) 18%

, butterfly garden, native trees and tulips. Unique Features: Natural marsh wetland area. Initial funding: 4/23/03      .... Continue to Piper East Elemen... >>

Mize Nature Center (Article) 18%

, bird feeders, fish pond, flower, trees and shrub plantings, Bluebird trail with nesting boxes, native grass, weather station, and interpretive signs identifying plants and shrubs. Unique Features      .... Continue to Mize Nature Center >>

Melvern Reservoir (Fishing Location) 18%

:hidden; width:225px; height:427px;" allowTransparency="true"></iframe></div> Eisenhower State Park formerly known as Melvern State Park was renamed in 1990 by legislature to honor the only native son President      .... Continue to Melvern Reservoir >>

Buffalo Track Canyon Nature Trail (Trails) 18%

Enjoy a walk on the trail to observe native plants, wildlife, and the geology of the canyon. The .95 mile (one way) trail follows Bison Creek, which once watered buffalo and the wild horses      .... Continue to Buffalo Track Can... >>

Turkey Run Trail (Trails) 18%

of the lake and the rolling hillsides. The trail offers frequent sightings of whitetailed deer and other native wildlife. Bald eagles commonly perch near the lake during winter months. This secluded trail      .... Continue to Turkey Run Trail >>

Catclaw Trail (Trails) 18%

hillsides are covered with scurf pea, lead plant, purple cone flower, wild rose, catclaw sensitive briar, and other native forbs. The trail is moderately difficult and open to both hikers and bicyclists.      .... Continue to Catclaw Trail >>

Coyote Trail #5 (Trails) 18%

Mulberry Tree (Morus alba) &nbsp; Native to China, the mulberry tree was introduced into the Americas for silk worm culture. Mulberry leaves are the sole source of food for silk worms. The white      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #5 >>

Coyote Trail #6 (Trails) 18%

Honeylocust &nbsp; (Gleditsia triacanthos) &nbsp; Native to North America, the honeylocust is utilized by farmers for windbreaks and provides some food for animals through its fruits. CAUTION      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #6 >>

Coyote Trail #9 (Trails) 18%

. Because it reproduces easily, this tree can be found in all but 10 states and is considered an invasive species by the NPS. This tree tends overrun native plants. On the other hand, over 50 different      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #9 >>