Melissa Belz, right, and Jordyn Shaffer, both of Port Angeles, use rakes to pull ivy. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Volunteers wrangled ivy as part of a work party to remove English ivy on Saturday around the zig-zag pedestrian ramp at Oak Street in downtown Port Angeles.
More than a dozen people took on the task of removing tangles of the non-native ivy from the city-owned hillside, which will be replanted with slope-stabilizing native plants.
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