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

Worknight in the Woodland Preserve

Display Date: 
Thursday, July 7, 2011 — 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Location: 
Rosemount Preserve, Rosemount

Help care for native woodland and prairie plants at the Rosemount Wildlife Preserve!  Volunteers will help remove invasive species as part of efforts to enhance plant community diversity and increase wildlife habitat. 

Ready to register?
To ensure a high-quality experience, capacity is limited and pre-registration required. To sign up, contact FMR Program Assistant Erika Guenther at eguenther[at]fmr.org or by selecting "Erika Guenther" in the dropdown menu under "Category" in our contact form. She can also be reached at 651-222-2193 x23. 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 eguenther[at]fmr.org within, at most, a week. If you have earthlink or an active SPAM filter, please add Erika's email address to your contacts to ensure receipt.

More information

More information on this specific area is available on our Rosemount Wildlife Preserve project page.

This event is part of the Vermillion Stewards program, which engages citizens in the care of the Vermillion River and its watershed and the special places within it. (With their deeper root systems, prairie plants better filter runoff pollution before it enters the watershed.)

Partners: 
Thank you project partners City of Rosemount, Vermillion Watershed Joint Powers Organization, and the SKB Foundation!
Notice: 
Pre-registration is required, please see above.