Discovery Park - Bedstraw, Buttercup & Blackberry, …11/29/2020

Activities

Wolf Tree is a wooded wetland thriving habitat for wildlife from ground to tree top, from salamanders & snakes to hawks & owls. But invasive plant species encroach from edges, including the nonnative bedstraw (aka clevers), creeping buttercup, Himalayan blackberry, vested blackberry, cutleaf blackberry, herb Robert, English ivy, morning glory, clematis, nipplewort, and bull thistle. Wolf Tree needs vigilant invasive detectives to maintain its health.

Adults only

5 out of 5 participants registered.

What to Bring

Bottled water and dress for the weather and the work. We provide tools and gloves, but if you have your own favorite pair of work gloves, feel free to bring them.

Where to Meet

North parking lot, but that can get busy, so come early in case you need to wait for a spot or walk from another lot. End of the line for bus #33.

Where to Park

The north parking lot at the job box near the main trail head.

Date & Time

November 29, 2020 1:30pm - 3:30pm

Contact

Rio Del Montana
riodelmontana@yahoo.com

No dogs allowed in Wolf Tree as they are disruptive to this sensitive habitat. click here riodelmontana@yahoo.com

Extra Info

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Event Safety Measures

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