Our time will be spent on removing invasive plants, primarily Himalayan blackberry and English ivy. We are focusing on the area along Meridian creek but may move to other areas we’ve worked on in the past to see to see […]
Our time will be spent on removing invasive plants, primarily Himalayan blackberry and English ivy. We are focusing on the area along Meridian creek but may move to other areas we’ve worked on in the past to see to see […]
Our time will be spent on removing invasive plants, primarily Himalayan blackberry and English ivy. We are focusing on the area along Meridian creek but may move to other areas we’ve worked on in the past to see to see […]
Help us with our ongoing restoration work party to remove invasive plants, mostly blackberry and ivy, south of Meridian Creek! Dress warm and bring work gloves. Eye protection is also recommended. We have several tools stored in the park, but […]
Join Green Shoreline Stewards as we plant a variety of native plants at Twin Ponds Park to help restore this beautiful greenspace! We will be planting in an area of a big laurel tree that was formerly surrounded by ivy, […]
Join the Forest Stewards at Twin Ponds Park as we work in the northern section of the park to take care of new trees and shrubs! We'll plant and care for the young plants so they thrive this winter. All […]
Join the team at North Twin Ponds with the Green Shoreline Partnership to learn more about native and introduced plants! We'll be removing introduced weeds to help the native plants thrive and improve the health of this forest. All are […]
Join the Green Shoreline Partnership in this seldom seen part of Twin Ponds Park, as we transform it from a patch of weeds and thorns to a grove of willow trees, grand firs and native shrubs. We are here every […]
Join the restoration at Twin Ponds Park! Since 2017, volunteers have removed weeds and installed local plants to restore the urban forest. While the blackberry weeds and other introduced plants offer little to the natural habitat, our new plantings will […]
Join us at Twin Ponds Park to support ongoing ecological restoration work! On Saturday, June 18, we will be removing introduced weeds and taking care of previous plantings. Join us to learn about introduced weeds, local plants, and how you […]
Join us in our ongoing restoration at Twin Ponds Park! In the past, we have removed blackberry weeds and replaced them with new plantings that provide more benefits to the wildlife and people that enjoy the park. Throughout June, we […]
Spring shrubs are blooming in Twin Ponds Park, where volunteers have removed weeds and planted plants native to this area. In May, we will work in a wetter part of the woods beside a branch of Thornton Creek. We may […]
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