Wingfield Pines Invasive Plant Removal Workday

Registration is required so we can communicate in case of any necessary changes

Wingfield Pines is a haven for birds and other wonderful wetland organisms, as well as a great place to spend a Saturday morning! Join ALT's John Hamm Conservation Intern Luke Haury, to identify the region's most aggressive invasive plants and safely remove them from the area. This work is crucial to maintaining a healthy ecosystem! Volunteers will use loppers, rakes, pruners, saws, and puller bars to effectively eliminate invasive plants.

• Tools and gloves will be provided, but you're welcome to bring along your own in you prefer
• Please wear long pants, high socks, and long sleeves to protect yourself from thorns, ticks, and poison ivy.
• Rain or shine, but we will cancel in the event of thunderstorms.
• Bring a reusable water bottle
• No bathrooms on site
• Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult
• Pets are not permitted
• Insect repellent and sunblock are recommended

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