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The area was devastated by the Emerald Ash Borer, leading to loss of native ash trees and growth of non-native invasives. A two-acre restoration is underway through planting carbon-sequestering native trees and managing remaining mature trees. The grove includes a walking path and will support a highly biodiverse forest community while helping combat climate change.","PATRONS GROVE  \n# A Special Place of Renewal\n\nEstablished in 2020 in honor of Anne P.Sidamon-Eristoff,a founding BRF Board member,“Patrons Grove”is a special place in the heart of Black Rock Forestthat reclaims an area decimated by invasives throughgenerous donations from Friends of the Forest.  \nThe native ash trees in this location were killed by theinvasive Emerald Ash Borer,resulting in an increasedgrowth of non-native invasive plants.The two-acrearea is being restored through the planting of a diversemix of carbon-sequestering native trees,and by carefulmanagement of the remaining mature trees.Thefirst tree planted was a large red oak(Quercus rubra)honoring Anne Sidamon-Eristoff's legacy.The Grovefeatures a gentle walking path and will mature into anexceptionally diverse,forest stand for future enjoyment,education,and study.Diverse forest stands such as thishelp promote and sustain a highly biodiverse forestcommunity.Additionally,since our native trees absorband store much more carbon than most invasives,Patrons Grove demonstrates a solution to managinginvasives which also combats climate change.  \n# SAPLINGS                         \n\nSECTION  \nSECTIONBlack Rock ForestIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffBlack Rock ForestIn honor and memory of William T.GoldenBlack Rock ForestIn honor and memory of Sibyl R.GoldenBlack Rock ForestIn honor and memory of Jack KarnigBlack Rock ForestIn honor of David N.ReddenBlack Rock ForestIn honor of William S.F.SchusterBlack Rock ForestIn honor of Hume R.SteyerRichard&Kerri Bartlett  \nGIVEN BY  \nIN TRIBUTE TO  \nGIVEN BY  \nIN TRIBUTE TO  \nPhebe T.&George Banta  \nKatina Palamidas  \nTom&Nancy Berner  \nDavid &Jeannette ReddenNancy Bailey RiegelMathew&Amy SalinoWilliam &Frances SchusterWilliam&Frances SchusterMichael Seitz&Young Soon KimElizabeth Sidamon-EristoffSusan Sidamon-EristoffNat &Tracy StillmanLally Stowell  \nIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-Eristoff  \nPeter &Helena Bienstock  \nIn memory of my husband,William M.RiegelIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffIn memory of Edgar &Nancy SchusterIn honor of my GrandmaIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffIn memory of Dr.Ernest StillmanIn honor of Esty Stowell,Jr.In honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffIn honor of Louise Latino  \nDiana &Stephen Bittner  \nIn memory of Joseph&Mary Ann Roscino,Sr.  \nZachary Buckter  \nWith love to Alyssa Buckter  \nAlbert Butzel  \nDaniel D.Chazin  \nSusan&Hank Christensen  \nIn honor of Brienne Cliadakis  \nJim,and Catherine,Marianne &Jamie MagidIn memory of Caryn Levy MagidCatherine,Marianne &Jamie MagidIn honor of James MagidAndrew&Catherine Sidamon-EristoffIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffAnne P.Sidamon-Eristoff  \nAnne M.Cliadakis  \nDedicated to my son,Kyle Xavier Cortez  \nYaniris Cortez  \nIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-Eristoff  \nMr.&Mrs.Thomas E.Dewey,Jr.  \nJoe Dizney  \nIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-Eristoff  \nElizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff &Hunter LewisIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffSimon &Nancy Sidamon-EristoffIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffHume R.Steyer&Nanahya SantanaIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-EristoffNat &Tracy StillmanIn memory of John S.Stillman  \nFamily of Patricia Patterson SturgesJohn Bigelow Taylor&Dianne DublerChristiaan van HeerdenHalstead WheelerJohn Yates &Mary Latino  \nMichael Douglas  \nIn memory of Lance O'Dell  \nEastern Orange ASC  \nRobert T.Fallon,Jr.&Debra Adams  \nIn memory of Edgar &Nancy Schuster  \nJohn &Vickie Fiedler  \nIn honor of silvia Callegari  \nVeronique Firkusny  \nJerry Gage  \nEdwin A.Goodman  \nTree sizes may vary  \nIN TRIBUTE TOSECTIONIn memory of my mother,Bessie(Paul)Palamidas  \nIn memory of my father,Donald Gordon  \nDonald Gordon  \nIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-Eristoff  \nEugene R.Gorman  \nSECTION  \nGIVEN BY  \nIN TRIBUTE TO  \nJane Barnet &Paul Gottsegen  \nIn honor of Anne P.Sidamon-Eristoff  \nIn honor of Douglas Land&Lynn Peebles  \nBlack Rock Forest  \nFenella G.&Morrison H.Heckscher  \nTed &Laura Hromadka  \nThe Browning School  \nDedicated to Black Rock Forest  \nStephen","cbCaigF6vDOOfTRK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigF6vDOOfTRK","pdf",3303607,2,1,"English","en",105,"# A Special Place of Renewal\n## Restoration of the Grove\n## SAPLINGS\n## Tributes and Donations","[{\"question\":\"What is Patrons Grove and why was it established?\",\"answer\":\"Patrons Grove is a special renewal place at Black Rock Forest established in 2020 in honor of Anne P. 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