This fall, the George M. Sutton Urban Wilderness in Norman will initiate a comprehensive ecological restoration project aimed at reviving its native habitats and enhancing biodiversity. The effort, scheduled to begin in September, seeks to address long-standing environmental challenges such as invasive species overgrowth, soil degradation, and habitat fragmentation. Key activities will include replanting native flora, managing water resources, and creating habitats conducive to local wildlife. Community volunteers and environmental experts will collaborate closely throughout the process, reinforcing a shared commitment to preserving this valuable urban green space.

The restoration plan highlights several critical objectives:

  • Removal of invasive plant species disrupting natural ecosystems
  • Reintroduction of native trees and wildflowers to bolster…