In Arizona, Some Retirees Caught In Never-Ending Battle With Invasive Species
Posted: January 25, 2013
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TweetRather than rest in retirement, a group of volunteers is restoring land in Arizona's Ironwood Forest National Monument to its natural habitat. Their main goal is to eliminate invasive buffelgrass, which is taking over and causing a fire hazard. It's no small task — they've removed it from the same place 40 times.
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