Crews remove overgrown cedar to create healthy habitat for native wildlife

From the wildflowers of Paintbrush Prairie to the forested land around Spring Fork Lake, habitat diversity is a key component of keeping Sedalia’s natural areas thriving. 

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has partnered with the City of Sedalia to revitalize 20 acres of oak woodland near the lake.

Before and after photos show the significant difference that cedar removal efforts have made in the woodland habitat near Spring Fork Lake.

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