Bicentennial Nature Park Live Stake Workshop

This live staking workshop was led by District Forester Jared Gregory with the Maine Forest Service, along with Alyssa Gregory, also of the Maine Forest Service. The event was co-hosted with Three Cornered Pond Community-Lake Association and the City of Augusta.

Attendees at the live staking site

Attendees at the live staking site, flags indicating live stake locations.

Attendees were provided with valuable knowledge related to selecting appropriate live stakes, how to prepare them, and how to install them to assist with erosion and sediment control. This low-cost technique can help stabilize vulnerable areas, reduce erosion, and provide additional vegetation along waterbodies.

Attendees learning about live staking

Attendees learning about live staking

Resources for this workshop can be found below:

Live Staking Webinar

Forest Trees of Maine

Forests for Maine Fish

Additional Resources
For more information about live staking, check out our previous workshop at Minnehonk Lake, which also included invasive plant removal.

Live stakes for the event

Live stake material for the workshop

Thank you all for attending!

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