The latest phase of the bamboo removal project at Colonial National Historical Park in Yorktown is completed, with the park reminding visitors that temporary closures in these treated areas will remain in effect. Over the past couple of months, contractors removed approximately two acres of invasive plant species from the area between Compte De Grasse/Water Street, the Greate Road, and Main Street in the Village of Yorktown, and approximately half an acre near Windmill Point, specifically near the intersection of Water and Mathews streets. Park officials have temporarily closed these areas and ask that the public to adhere to all safety notices and barricades. “As enticing as the hillsides may appear, we ask that residents and visitors stay off the cleared areas,” said Superintendent Jerri Marr. “Debris left from the removal creates multiple safety concerns. Additionally, staying out of the area will assist with habitat restoration and slope stabilization.” This multi-phased project in...