For our first restoration day we'll:
  Pick up trash and homeless encampment remnants
  Finishing marking the trail with biodegrable marking tape
  Drag cut brush and fallen timber to block eroding trails sections

Please register so we can notify you if the date changes due to weather: https://volunteersignup.org/99ETT

Meet up at 2725 N Jim Miller Rd Dallas TX 75217, which is the parking lot for the softball field. Google map marker: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gPxboJEQMsraCUBz9

Wear:
  Sturdy closed-toe shoes
  Leather or garden gloves
  Long pants

Bring:
  Trash bags & grocery sacks
  Grabber tongs if you have them

Other tools graciously provided by Trinity Coalition.

We're going to take it slow and easy at first. Some top-notch botanists are on tap to check the trail to make sure it was not routed through any pivotal plant communities, but they need more plant growth in spring to tell for sure. There are some trout lily colonies on the ridge in the waning stages of their blooming season, so we'll need to be careful to look for them.

Friends of Piedmont is a casual group that loves the ridge. Joe, Kristi, Linda, Sharon, and I would love for you to join us! It'll take a while, but trail signs are underway. At the restoration day, Linda Pelon will share the latest update on efforts to get the ridge included in the National Historic Register for its Comanche history.

After a break, if we're not too tuckered we may hike the JJ Beeman Trail that connects to Scyene Overlook.