Help us clear debris and invasive plants in and around Carmel Creek at Oliver's Woods. All Ages Please RSVP so we know to expect you. What to Expect and Bring Be prepared to get dirty and in some cases wet. We will pull invasive plants out by hand. Dress [...]
Help us welcome back native plants and wildlife by removing invasive garlic mustard from Meltzer Woods. Support the health and resilience of the old growth forest by helping with invasive plant removal. Meltzer Woods is a National Natural Landmark and one of our most beloved preserves. All Ages Please RSVP so [...]
Help us welcome back native plants and wildlife by removing invasive garlic mustard from Meltzer Woods. Spend part of your Earth Day supporting the health and resilience of the old growth forest by helping with invasive plant removal. Meltzer Woods is a National Natural Landmark and one of our [...]
Help us welcome back native plants and wildlife by removing invasive garlic mustard from Meltzer Woods. Support the health and resilience of the old growth forest by helping with invasive plant removal. Meltzer Woods is a National Natural Landmark and one of our most beloved preserves. All Ages Please RSVP so [...]
Join our Stewardship Manager, Phillip Weldy and our Wallace F. Holladay Preserve Site Steward Patrick O'Brien to support the health and resilience of the preserve by helping with invasive plant removal. We will be removing invasive plant species like amur honeysuckle, autumn olive, and callery pear. The hope moving [...]
Help us clear debris deposited in the Nonie Werbe Krauss Nature Preserve after the historic 2026 flooding. Nonie Werbe Krauss Nature Preserve took in an estimated 150 million gallons of floodwater during the recent flooding event. With that water came household debris and other items that have stayed on [...]
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