Planting Natives

We can use your help

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Event details:

Start dateMay 22, 2018 6:00 pm

End dateMay 22, 2018 8:00 pm

Calendar

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Organizer details:

Program:	Planting Natives
Park:	Slippery Elm Trail
Location:	Rudolph Savanna/Rudolph Road Access
Room:	Rudolph Road Access
Public Reservation Closes:	5/22/18
Date:	5/22/18
Meeting Days:	Tue.
Time:	6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Price:	Free Register
# of people:	25
Openings:	24
Class Leader:	Stewardship Department Staff
Program Type:	Stewardship
Description:	Plant natives from the Wood County Park District’s greenhouse. We only have a few thousand plants to plant in our parks and preserves, so everyone is welcome to dig in and help. Tools are provided; no experience required. And remember, green side up!

We can use your help