Help protect native wildflowers and restore woodland health by volunteering for a Japanese Hedge Parsley pull. This hands-on conservation effort focuses on removing an aggressive invasive plant. We may also remove some burdock. Volunteers will work off-trail alongside expert volunteers from Friends of Cherokee Marsh, contributing to meaningful habitat restoration. It’s a great way to spend a spring afternoon outdoors while making a real environmental impact. Tools and work gloves provided or bring your own.
We'll
be pulling Japanese hedge parsley in a specific area of the woods.
Wear sturdy closed toe shoes or boots. Bring drinking water. Be prepared for bugs. Long pants and long-sleeved shirt recommended.
Note on location:
Meet at 34 Knutson Dr. Park on the street. We'll be working about a 0.1 mile walk from the meetup location
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Sponsored by the Friends of Cherokee Marsh.
Questions? Contact Jan Axelson at janaxelson@gmail.com
