This office has moved to a new location.

The Ranch Event Complex is for sure not as convenient for those of us living in Livermore, but it is more central to the burgeoning population growth in southern Larimer County.

Fortunately, our access to Casey Cisneros continues, no matter where his office address is. He’s been an invaluable asset for us in staying one-step ahead in our efforts to manage invasive plants.

For residents of Glacier View Meadows, your first and most readily available resource for managing your landscape is the GVM Ecology Team. We’re always here for you. Use the Contact Us form on the Home page of gvmEcology.com.

7/23/2010 Note from Ellen: Today I received an email from Renee P. following up on her 2009 weed management project in the Crellin Meadow. This meadow is located in the drainage area just north of Crellin Lake and is contiguous with the restoration area that the Ecology Committee and GVM Office staff have working on doing the last three seasons. Please click this link to read about Renee’s weed strategy. https://gvmecology.wordpress.com/2009/09/01/new-strategy-for-attacking-canada-thistle-in-crellin-meadow/ Thanks Renee!

“Hi Everyone, I was just out in Crellin Meadow and want to share how amazed I am at how good it looks sans thistles. The grasses are chest high. There’s Phalaris, Glyceria, Poas, and possibly Luzula (!) thriving in there with all the usual sedges, willows and orchids.. It’s literally been ‘released”.

Do yourselves a favor and take an outing to see what can be done in the course of one year (1.5 seasons). This is not to toot my horn. I am just amazed and enjoying it thistle free for the first time in the 11 yrs we have been here. I can host you or not – it’s worth seeing if you remember previous years. I’d like to release more wet meadows in GVM.”