Volunteer on Earth Day

March 27, 2025

🌏 CELEBRATE EARTH DAY!
HELP US GET THE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER TRAILS READY FOR OUR COMMUNITY TO ENJOY.

Tuesday, April 22 9a-12p
Ages 14+

Environmental Education Center
190 Lord Stirling Rd.

Please be prepared to work on the trails – we recommend wearing long pants, long sleeves, old shoes. Bring garden gloves, sunscreen, water, and snack.  Tools will be provided. 

🍃 Children must be at least 14 years old and accompanied by a parent or guardian.

🌳 Volunteers will need to sign a waiver, available at the Environmental Education Center, prior to your volunteer time. 

🌏 RSVP HERE

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