Restore habitat and create public green space along 1.3 acres of vacant, once-residential land in East Poletown, Detroit by removing invasive species, adding biodiversity through the planting of native trees and shrubs, and enhancing educational public space. Project will plant 185 trees and create publicly accessible forest and meadow habitat, with several pathways winding through the site with an emphasis on habitat for pollinators and migratory birds.
NFWF Grant Profile
Conservation Program(s):
Southeast Michigan Resilience Fund
Project Title: Restoring Native Habitat and Creating Public Green Space in Elmwood Forest (MI)
Organization:
Detroit Future City
Project ID:
2008.21.071071
Description:
Award Amount:
$259446.00
Location:
Poletown neighborhood of near east Detroit, Michigan