A years-long effort is underway to transform a 240-acre former landfill into St. Johns Prairie, full of native plants to attract Western meadowlarks, streaked horned larks, Western painted turtles and other wildlife.
A years-long effort is underway to transform a 240-acre former landfill into St. Johns Prairie, full of native plants to attract Western meadowlarks, streaked horned larks, Western painted turtles and other wildlife.
Metro is transforming the landscape at St. Johns Landfill through a multi-year habitat restoration effort. Atop the closed landfill, a beautiful prairie is emerging – alive with native plants and wildflowers, rare birds and other wildlife.
Learn about the history and restoration of the St. Johns Landfill.
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This 2012 comprehensive plan describes how Smith and Bybee Wetlands Natural Area will be protected and enhanced as an environmental and recreational resource for the region for 10 years.
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Hundreds of miles of trails connect pedestrians and cyclists to their favorite places across the region.
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