Working to protect the Mississippi River and its watershed in the Twin Cities area

Bluff Planting, Help Prevent Erosion

Display Date: 
Wednesday, June 9, 2010 — 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Location: 
Mississippi River Blvd., St. Paul
Help plant native woodland plants along bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River in St. Paul! Volunteers will help install native plants to increase biological diversity, improve habitat and help control erosion.

As always, staff will provide all guidance, tools, and gloves needed for a healthy planting and fun event. Children accompanied by a parent or guardian are welcome.

Ready to register?


To ensure a high-quality experience, capacity is limited and pre-registration required. To sign up, contact Volunteer Coordinator sue rich at srich[@]fmr.org, or by selecting "Volunteering" in the drop-down "Category" menu of our contact form. Please include: the name of the event, your name, address, and phone number and the number in your party.

You will receive a confirmation email and additional details, such as directions and what to wear, from srich[at]fmr.org within, at most, a week. If you have earthlink or an active SPAM filter, please add sue's email address to your contacts to ensure receipt.

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This event is part of the Gorge Stewards program, which actively engages citizens throughout the Twin Cities in the stewardship of the national treasure that is the Mississippi River Gorge.
Partners: 
Thank you program partners Capitol Region Watershed District, National Park Service, and St. Paul Parks and Recreation!