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Existing conditions at the buildings lower west entry <br />The existing entry walk as seen from the parking lot <br />Existing entrance to the prairie <br />Compost Site <br />Existing Conditions <br />One of two Anoka County Compost sites is located near the main entrance to <br />Wargo Nature Center. The site is a drop-off location for Anoka County residents <br />to properly dispose of leaves, grass and tree waste. In its current configuration, <br />the compost site: <br />• Feels disjointed from the nature center <br />• Detracts somewhat from the entry experience to the nature center <br />Needs <br />• Improved physical and programmatic integration with the nature center <br />• A partnership with Anoka County's Integrated Waste Management Division <br />to implement proposed improvements <br />• Parking lot outside of entrance gate, near compost site <br />Natural Resources <br />Existing Conditions <br />Wargo Nature Center is unique in that there are four distinct habitats — prairie, <br />woodland, wetland, and water- in a relatively small area. This provides the <br />opportunity for a diversity of visitor experiences. There are extensive wetland <br />areas, a maple -basswood forest, and a restored prairie: <br />• The restored prairie area provides nice natural surface walking trails and <br />currently houses an observation blind in poor condition <br />• The extensive wetland system provides excellent bird habitat <br />• The pine plantation in the upland area south of the entry drive is <br />overgrown <br />• The Maple Basswood forest on the peninsula includes a strong presence of <br />green ash and buckthorn <br />Needs <br />• More proactive utilization and access to the four ecotypes within the full <br />site <br />• Replacement or removal of the existing blind in the prairie area <br />• Forest management plans that: <br />• Guide actions within in the Maple Basswood forest in anticipation of a <br />potential Emerald Ash Borer invasion and existing buckthorn <br />• Guide thinning within the pine plantation to improve stand health <br />22 Chapter 3: Existing Conditions & Needs <br />
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