Greenville to fence new planting for one year; staff outline ecological benefits
September 24, 2026 | Greenville City, Greenville County, South Carolina
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City staff said the planting will be fenced for the first year to protect young plants from animals and that educational signs will explain the method to the public. "To protect the forest from hungry critters, it will be fenced off for the first year," a staff member said.
Officials projected neighborhood benefits: noticeable growth and more pollinators within 12 months, and a lush, biodiverse forest providing shade and habitats within five years. The city framed the project as enhancing open space and park offerings for residents' enjoyment.
Officials projected neighborhood benefits: noticeable growth and more pollinators within 12 months, and a lush, biodiverse forest providing shade and habitats within five years. The city framed the project as enhancing open space and park offerings for residents' enjoyment.
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