Join us for a In-Person & Virtual Hybrid event featuring a panel of Experts.

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Monday Sept 23 at Gathering Place 7PM

Topics Include

• What do you envision when you hear the phrase Pollinator Paradise? 
• How do you spot an open space that has potential for transformation? 
• How can the community be included in transforming their open spaces? 
• How can a community get started transforming an open space? 
• What was something unexpected you experienced while working with community gardens? Any major lessons learned? 
• Any positive news and/or updates to share? 

9AM – Noon

• Come prepared to work
• Crews will be very spread out

What to bring / wear:

Tools (optional)

***** Should you bring personal tools please clearly label them so you can make it home with what you brought.

*******note – we do not expect any one volunteer to provide everything on this list, pick one or two things

• Gloves

• Lopper/Pruner (with your name on them)
• Hand saw (non-power like a bow saw or folding saw) and small Axe/Hatchet

Project list:

9AM – Noon

• Come prepared to work
• Crews will be very spread out

Meet at Bales Park to walk to Mooser Trails.

What to bring / wear:

Tools (optional)

***** Should you bring personal tools please clearly label them so you can make it home with what you brought.

*******note – we do not expect any one volunteer to provide everything on this list, pick one or two things

• Gloves

• Lopper/Pruner (with your name on them)
• Hand saw (non-power like a bow saw or folding saw) and small Axe/Hatchet
• Hoe (both traditional & rogue) / Shovel (spade & square)
• Pulaski / Mattock
• Mcleod
• Rake (leaf and garden rake)
• Wheelbarrow

Project list:

Not sure where Bales Park is?

8AM – 11AM

• Come prepared to work
• Crews will be very spread out

What to bring / wear:

Tools (optional)

***** Should you bring personal tools please clearly label them so you can make it home with what you brought.

*******note – we do not expect any one volunteer to provide everything on this list, pick one or two things

• Gloves

• Lopper/Pruner (with your name on them)
• Hand saw (non-power like a bow saw or folding saw) and small Axe/Hatchet
• Hoe (both traditional & rogue) / Shovel (spade & square)
• Pulaski / Mattock
• Mcleod
• Rake (leaf and garden rake)
• Wheelbarrow

Project list:

• Depending on how many volunteers we have this is our list of projects in order of importance.
  
• Bluffs trash cleanup.
  
• AllUp section repair above berm past Blues Brothers exit.
  
• Bring wheelbarrow to move dirt in from borrow pits in woods.
  
• Leaf blow alt tech lines.
  
• Boomtown fly over armoring project. Bringing  in concrete blocks to abate erosion. Heavy lifting and digging.
  
• LoChi boomtown fence build
  
• Zingo berm work remove rocks repack on top 3-4 berms.
  
• Blues Brothers leaf blow and jump work
  
• Cedar fence repair Wildcat and AllUp
  Boomtown fence cutoff
• Additionally if any families or groups wish to just come out and pick up litter we will gladly set them to work too!
• If you have any questions please contact Bobby or Peter