Help protect and restore Burnaby's beautiful Central Park! Volunteers are needed to remove invasive plants. This event is free and open to families, youth, and all community members. Participants do not need to be City of Burnaby residents. No experience is necessary. This event will be led by an expert from the Invasive Species Council of Metro Vancouver. Volunteers will be […]
SGPA’s Environmental Stewardship Committee helps to steward the park by removing invasive, non-native species (learn more, HERE). You can lend a hand to this important effort by joining as a volunteer. Projects will vary by week, but generally include pulling, cutting, and otherwise removing invasive plants from around the park. Those looking for lighter work can […]
SLELO PRISM invites you to join us for a 3-part learning series to be held this spring and summer (May – June 2024). This training is perfect for, waterfront property owners, lake associations, kayaking groups, seasonal staff, or anyone who wants to learn more about aquatic invasive species (AIS). Participants will be invited to ‘adopt-a-water’ […]
Sound Water Stewards presents: Know Your Weeds - Poison Hemlock/Tansy Ragwort workshop and work party with Seth Luginbill, Island County Noxious Weed Coordinator. Come and learn more about how to identify and eradicate poison hemlock and tansy ragwort, two invasive weeds that are toxic to humans, dogs and livestock! Check out what to wear and […]
Join us and other like minded folks on May 30, 2024, from 4:30-6:30 PM for a special Communities Pulling Together event at Pulpit Rock in Nelson! Whether you’re a hiker, runner, cyclist, or simply enjoy the outdoors in the Nelson area, this event is for you. Partnering with the Nelson Run Club, CKISS is calling […]
Garlic Mustard is on the move! Join the Wild Rivers Invasive Species Coalition on June 1st, from 10 AM to 12 PM, to remove invasive Garlic Mustard from the Strawberry Lake Park trail system. Register early to be guaranteed a volunteer t-shirt! Removing Garlic Mustard requires physical activity, such as bending, pulling, and light lifting. […]
Learn how to identify and remove a variety of invasive species such as buckthorn, multiflora rose, honeysuckle, and slender false brome.Location: Indian Fort Nature Preserve: 3432 Jones Bridge Road, Geneseo, NY 14454Email or call or (585) 243-2190 to register.
Jeff Chase, Des Moines County Roadside Manager, will present on native species and invasives. Participants will assist with invasive species removal. ***Upon arrival, participants will need to sign a waiver form. For more information please visit our website: https://treesforever.org/.../des-moines-county-stewards.../ Image credit: Brotherton, Joseph. (2024, Jan. 7). Starr's Cave Park and Preserve. alltrails.com.
SLELO PRISM invites you to join us for a 3-part learning series to be held this spring and summer (May – June 2024). This training is perfect for, waterfront property owners, lake associations, kayaking groups, seasonal staff, or anyone who wants to learn more about aquatic invasive species (AIS). Participants will be invited to ‘adopt-a-water’ […]
Image by Zach Andres Come hang out with us to celebrate #PlayCleanGoWeek at R Park TOMORROW, June 5, from 4-5:30 pm (MDT). We're coming together for a community weed pull to remove invasive plants from the Snake River Corridor! Thank you Sierra Club, Snake River Fund, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation, and Teton […]
Interested in removing the invasive plants from your landscape? Join us at Clingman Park to learn how to accurately identify, remove, and prevent invasive plants on your land. Registration optional at https://www.clermontparks.org/.../landowner-conservation.../. Free, geared for adults.
Learn about the latest research on water quality within the Indian River Lakes Watershed. Listen to speakers and join in the conversation about how we will protect the Indian River and Indian River Lakes watershed. Invasive species will be included in various presentations including updates regarding water chestnut removal efforts on the Oswegatchie River and […]
