Fall Newsletter: Native Plants, Goats and Good Neighbors
Fall Newsletter: Native Plants, Goats and Good Neighbors
Date Posted
November 12, 2026
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It’s been a busy season for the Sea Girt Conservancy. Here’s what we’ve been up to around town and what’s coming next.
The Terrace
To encourage the regrowth of native plants the invasives were mowed back between First and Third Avenues along the Terrace. The butterflies have been seen returning.
Station Park
To improve Station Park’s appearance, the Conservancy has hired landscape architects to design a berm that will screen the railroad tracks along the bike path. The final design will be presented to the Council for approval.
The Goats Were Back
To improve Station Park’s appearance, the Conservancy has hired landscape architects to design a berm that will screen the railroad tracks along the bike path. The final design will be presented to the Council for approval.
Thank you to the national Guard
To improve Station Park’s appearance, the Conservancy has hired landscape architects to design a berm that will screen the railroad tracks along the bike path. The final design will be presented to the Council for approval.
Our Annual Cocktail Party
Members of the Conservancy and supporters attended the 6th Fundraising Cocktail party at Marie Vecchiotti’s beautiful home.
Thank you!
Thank you to all who have generously supported SGC’s activities this year. In addition, we appreciate the feedback and questions (let us know if you have not received a response).
We are a community organization and value your input!
We welcome new Board Member Andy Stern, along with new Members/volunteers Kathleen Jordan, Alexa Mastrorilli and Gabby Jordan
