More Capacity for New Jersey’s Public Lands.
Sherwood helps New Jersey towns, counties, parks, and other public land managers with invasive plant control, vegetation work, trails, and woodland restoration.
Discuss a Public ProjectWhen the Work Exceeds Crew Capacity
Invasive plants are spreading along park edges, trails, rights-of-way, and wooded public properties. Many departments do not have enough staff or equipment to keep up while handling routine maintenance, storm response, recreation, and public safety.
Sherwood can provide the labor, equipment, licensed treatment, and follow-up needed for this work.
Who We Work With
Towns & Cities
Help with parks, trails, open-space parcels, municipal woodlands, and vegetation work that local crews cannot reach.
Counties & Park Systems
Fieldwork for larger properties, trail networks, natural areas, and phased restoration projects.
Conservation Partners
Field support for land trusts, commissions, watershed groups, and other conservation partners.
Services for Public Land Projects
Invasive Vegetation Management
Mechanical removal and licensed treatment for dense or spreading invasive plants.
Trail & Access Restoration
Reopen overgrown routes, improve maintenance access, and clear public-use corridors.
Forestry Mulching
Reduce brush and understory growth in larger or heavily overgrown areas.
Woodland & Habitat Work
Carry out restoration, regeneration, habitat, and maintenance work identified in an approved plan.
Phased Projects
Break large projects into practical phases and start with the highest-priority areas.
Follow-Up Management
Provide return visits and follow-up work when invasive plant control requires more than one treatment.
How a Project Starts
Site Review
Walk the property, review current priorities, and discuss staff and equipment limits.
Scope & Priorities
Agree on treatment areas, methods, access needs, and practical phases.
Complete the Work
Provide the labor, equipment, and licensed treatment needed for the job.
Plan Follow-Up
Document next steps and schedule any follow-up work.
Tell Us About the Project.
Tell us about the property, the current problem, and the work your team needs help completing.