History

2003 A.D.

The year 2003 started with concerns regarding the beaver population. Throughout winter, the resident beavers cut down a noticeable number of trees along the ponds and creeks. This led to worries that the beaver population may have grown too large for the wetlands to sustain. However, these fears proved totally unfounded as the year went on.

The wetland park's name was finalized as "Restoration Park," and signs were placed at strategic locations around the park. Additional signs identified selected plant species along the walking trail.

Students from several schools visited Restoration Park on field trips.