Community Volunteer Day - September 17th

Join Clean Lakes Alliance and the City of Madison Parks team to remove invasive species from Olbrich Park on Wednesday, September 17th from 8:45 – 11:00 a.m.

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REMOVING INVASIVE SPECIES TO HELP LOCAL WATERWAYS
By controlling invasive species, volunteers enable the growth of more beneficial native vegetation, thereby improving the ecosystem’s capacity to absorb stormwater runoff, and filter harmful contaminants from reaching the lakes, recharge aquifers, stabilize shorelines, mitigate erosion, and provide wildlife and pollinator habitat.

ABOUT THE EVENT
All volunteers are welcome, including chaperoned children. Tools, gloves, and training will be provided. We’ll review what plants we’re targeting and how our actions will improve water quality.

All volunteers are required to wear closed-toed shoes and pants. Long layers are recommended to best protect yourself from the sun, bugs, and scratches. We encourage you to bring a water bottle and sun protection.

Plan to meet at the Olbrich Playground, near the Botanical Gardens.

You may also like the following events from Clean Lakes Alliance:

• This Thursday, 21st August, 08:45 am, Community Volunteer Day - August 21st in Middleton
• Next month, 9th September, 04:00 pm, Clean Lakes 101 - The Power of Poop: Digesters and the Path to Cleaner Water in Maple Bluff
• This October, 15th October, 04:15 pm, Community Volunteer Day - October 15th in Middleton

Also check out other Workshops in Madison.