November 2017
Weed Wrangle New Orleans 2017
Weed Wrangle New Orleans November 15, 2017 Images from March 2017 Events Event Photos 2018 The New Orleans Town Gardeners is partnering with Grow Dat Youth Farm in City Park New Orleans to remove invasive plants from a portion of their land, much of which is trails through woods. After the invasives are removed, we will replant with native plants, which our club has propagated. We will also be partnering with the Audubon Louisiana, New Orleans chapter, as Grow Dat is located in a birding…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle Alexandria 2018
Weed Wrangle Alexandria April 7, 2018 Weed Wrangle®-Montebello wants to involve residents in the preservation of our urban forest canopy, now and in the future. Montebello follows a landscape and woodlands plan on removal of invasive plants and regrowth and/or replacement of hardy native plants. Montebello community, in caring for our woodlands and grounds will remove invasives, such as English ivy which is growing up the trees, Japanese honeysuckle, bush honeysuckle, and garlic mustard. Click Here for TNEPPC Educational Resources…
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Weed Wrangle Memphis 2018
Weed Wrangle Memphis February 17, 2018 and March 3, 2018 Event Photos 2018 Weed Wrangle®-Memphis at Shelby Farms Park Conservancy February 17th from 9am - 11:30am Help us remove invasive plant species from Park forests! We will be clearing invasive Chinese privet from the forest. All tools will be provided, but please bring gloves and a water bottle. Wear closed toe shoes. This volunteer opportunity is for ages 16+. Click here to register. Meet Woodland Discovery Playground What to bring/wear…
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Weed Wrangle Nashville 2018
Weed Wrangle Nashville March 3, 2018 Images from 2017 Events Weeds in the Woods Hike at Radnor Lake with Dr. Loeb from Penn State University - Saturday, March 17th (1pm-3pm) - more info Weed Wrangle on Creek & Greenway - February 24, 2018 - more info Weed Wrangle®-Nashville, is a one-day, citywide, volunteer effort to help rescue our public parks and green spaces from invasive species through hands-on removal of especially harmful trees, vines and flowering plants. These include bush…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle Knoxville 2018
Weed Wrangle Knoxville March 3, 2018 Event Photos 2017 The first Weed Wrangle®-Knoxville on March 5, 2016 is gone but not forgotten. With a participation of almost 90 at 4 different sites, a great deal of honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii and L. japonica), winter creeper (Euonymus fortunei), English ivy (Hedera helix), Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) and other invasive plants were removed. It was amazing how much was done in just 3 hours, and the partners were pleased with the effort: Ijams…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle Chattanooga 2018
Weed Wrangle Chattanooga March 3, 2018 Event Photos 2017 The Tennessee Valley Chapter of Wild Ones is an organization for those interested in landscaping with native plants. We present guest speakers in educational programs throughout the year, as well as an annual native plant symposium in early spring; these programs are open to the public. Additional programs for members-only include field trips, regional hikes, visits to members’ gardens (“Landscapes in Progress”), social events and meetings. The Tennessee Valley Chapter was…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle Oak Ridge 2018
Weed Wrangle Oak Ridge March 3, 2018 - Oak Ridge Barrens April 14, 2018 - Garlic Mustard Pull Late August, 2018 - Oak Ridge Barrens September 29, 2018 - Worthington Cemetery Ecological Study Are to celebrate National Public Lands Day November 3, 2018 - Oak Ridge Barrens Event Photos 2017 National Public Lands Day-September 29, 2018 Worthington Cemetery Ecological Study Area Worthington Cemetery lies within a cedar-barrens area abutting the Clinch River (Melton Hill Reservoir) on the west side of…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle Tennessee State Parks and Natural Areas 2018
Weed Wrangle Tennessee State Parks and Natural Areas March 3, 2018 Images from 2018 Events Images from 2017 Events The Division of Natural Areas is dedicated to the protection and proper management of native plants, animals, and natural communities across Tennessee. Along with managing a state-wide system of natural areas, the Division of Natural Areas is a lead authority regarding the location and ecology of Tennessee’s rare species... Division of Natural Areas professionals focus their efforts on searches, monitoring, conservation,…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle TN Environmental Council 2018
Weed Wrangle TN Environment Council March 3, 2018 Event Photos 2017 The Nashville GreenField Restoration Project embodies an effort to restore a 120-acre property near the Cockrill Bend region of Nashville to its highest ecological potential. The vision for the GreenField is that it becomes an outdoor classroom for local students to learn while they participate in ecological restoration activities and observe positive changes over time. Link to ProjectWeed Wrangle®-Tennessee has partnered this year with the Tennessee Environmental Council’s 250K…
Find out more »Weed Wrangle Jacksonville 2018
Weed Wrangle Jacksonville March 3, 2018 Late Bloomers Garden Club will host our first Weed Wrangle®-Jacksonville at Walter Jones Historical Park in Mandarin on Saturday March 3rd from 9:30-12:00. We will be concentrating on removing camphor. Bring shovels, clippers, loppers, gloves, your lunch and water. Walter Jones Historical Park, 11964 Mandarin Road Jacksonville, FL 32223 The park is located in the southern portion of Jacksonville, Florida, south of I-295. Exit 295 at San Jose Blvd., traveling south. Make a right…
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