Join DIRT Corps for an Earth Day celebratory restoration event!
April is full of days that celebrate the earth, so all are welcome to celebrate Arbor Day, Earth Day, or just celebrate Westcrest Park on April 29th.
Westcrest Park plays host to multitudes of local flora and fauna, and volunteer efforts ensure the park remains a diverse and thriving ecosystem. Volunteers will be caring for forested and recently planted areas by removing blackberry and other target species that overwhelm local, native plants.
Open to the public
All ages OK
Please wear and bring with you what you will need to be comfortable spending a few hours working outside.
Dress in layers for the weather, and consider bringing additional dry, insulating, or waterproof layers.
Remember to bring water, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, or any other accessories to protect yourself from the elements.
DIRT Corps will provide the gloves and tools!
Please meet at the tool chest directly west of the Westcrest Park’s P-patch: map here
Please park in Westcrest Park’s south parking lot: map here
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