Working to protect the Mississippi River and its watershed in the Twin Cities area
Thank you for your interest in joining an FMR restoration event! This hands-on activity has reached capacity and registration is no longer being taken. Please consider signing up for the June 2nd or June 9th events instead!
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Join the first Mississippi River Gorge Stewards volunteer event at Riverside Park, a significant riverfront, community park in Minneapolis's Cedar-Riverside neighborhood (and part of Seward, as well).
Working alongside ecologist Carolyn Carr, who developed this park's restoration plan, and FMR River Stewardship Coordinator Karen Solas, volunteers will hand-pull and/or use small tools (such as pliers) to remove garlic mustard and small buckthorn seedlings. Removing these invasive species will help prepare the site for the next volunteer event in the fall: planting native species essential for wildlife habitat and watershed health. (Event participants will be the first to be invited to return to the site.)
Ready to register?
To ensure a high-quality experience, capacity is limited and pre-registration required. To sign up, simply 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[@]fmr.org within, at most, a week.