Little Creek

Out with the old and in with the new. With the help of a Tree Resource Improvement and Management (TRIM) grant from the Missouri Department of Conservation, Little Creek was able to remove some hazardous dead/dying trees and plant new trees throughout the property. This support from the Missouri Department of Conservation will help keep Little Creek safe and beautiful for generations to come.

The trees at Little Creek Nature Area had a check-up this year. With the help of a Tree Resource Improvement and Management (TRIM) grant from the Missouri Department of conservation, Little Creek was able to hire an arborist to assess the condition of 385 trees throughout the property. Together, these trees provide an estimated $27,646 in benefits annually through capturing greenhouse gases, reducing energy costs, improving air quality and preventing water run-off. Explore the data for yourself at the link below.

Story highlights what Little Creek Nature Area has to offer the students of the Ferguson-Florissant School District.

Create a sustainable garden for wildlife.