Registration is required for each volunteer.
Please read our electronic Liability Waiver here. You will be asked to check a box acknowledging you read waiver during registration.
Youth volunteers
Project Description
This native shrub planting is the second phase of restoration in white oak habitat at Sams Walker. Volunteers will be planting a variety of shrub species to establish native understory that had previously been overrun with Himalayan blackberry. This is a great opportunity to learn your native plants and be a part of exciting habitat enhancement efforts at this site! This project is supported and guided by the Center for Ecodynamic Restoration
This event is family friendly and appropriate for ages 6 and up. To help with staff capacity, we kindly ask that parents help engage their child in the project.
Physical work includes walking along a flat packed gravel path and along the edges of grassy fields, bending, digging, planting, raking soil and debris. The planting site is about a .25 walk from the parking lot through a flat grassy field.
S?ite notes: there is a USFS vault toilet by the parking area.
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Directions and reminders will be emailed out 3-5 days before the event.
Questions? Please contact Sarah Skelly at sarah.skelly@gorgefriends.org or 503-501-6351.