St. Pete Beach Dune Savers

Meet at 23rd Avenue and Sunset Way at the public access walkover.

SPB Dune Savers started over a year ago to remove invasive plants from our coastal dunes. The Dune Savers work with the City of St. Pete Beach to prevent invasive plants such as Brazilian pepper, Mother-of-Millions, and Mother-in-Law Tongue from crowding out the native coastal plants.

Bring: Recommend a refillable water bottle, gloves, and closed-toed shoes.

Parking: If you have a residential parking pass, you can park on the street, but the better place to park is at the at Pass-a-Grille beach between 21st Avenue and 22nd Avenue. It is a 2-minute walk north on Sunset Way to the 23rd Avenue walkover. Volunteers without a residential pass, please see Deb for a beach parking pass.

Questions? Please contact Deb Rothenberger: ZDJidnIgfCBhb2wgISBjb20= or 727.560.1238

You may also like the following events from Pinellas Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society:

• Next Monday, 1st September, 09:00 am, Garden Maintenance @ Gulf Beaches Historical Museum in St Pete Beach
• Next month, 11th September, 06:30 pm, Monthly Program: Propagation & Plantapalooza in Clearwater
• Next month, 21st September, 08:00 am, Native Plant Walk: Upper Tampa Bay Park in Oldsmar