W**d Wrangle

Be part of a nationwide W**d Wrangle while supporting native grassland restoration at Dunbar Cave State Park. Volunteers will work alongside Southeastern Grasslands Institute staff to remove invasive plants like Japanese honeysuckle and Chinese privet, helping native species thrive and improving habitat for wildlife and park visitors.

This project supports the long-term restoration of a rare grassland ecosystem within the park and gives the Clarksville–Montgomery County community a chance to make a direct conservation impact.

Please register by clicking the "Tickets" link.

This event involves light to moderate physical activity, including bending, pulling, and walking on uneven ground.

Tools and gloves are provided, participants should bring water to stay hydrated, weather appropriate clothing including long pants and closed toed shoes.

Parking will be in the yard of the park's administrative office (brick house on the prairie) at 2131 Old Russellville Pike.

You may also like the following events from Dunbar Cave State Park:

• This Sunday, 22nd February, 02:00 pm, The Cave Hotel: A Dunbar Cave Mystery in Clarksville
• Next month, 21st March, 09:30 am, Spring Hike: Our Cultural landscape in Clarksville