Pull garlic mustard at Camel's Hump
A volunteer pulls garlic mustard at Camel's Hump.
Join us for a summer work night removing garlic mustard and other invasive plants from Camel's Hump Park and Open Space. This City of Cottage Grove site is home to expansive bluff-top views of the Mississippi River Valley, as well as restored prairie, oak savanna, woodland and forest.
All are welcome, but capacity is limited, and registration is required. As always, all tools and training will be provided. Volunteers are encouraged to work at their own pace and comfort level.
This event is part of the national One Mississippi movement of over 20,000 people and 70+ organizations committed to protecting the future of the Mississippi River. Every June, FMR offers events as part of One Mississippi's River Days of Action, a celebration of all the volunteers and advocates working in concert from the headwaters to the Gulf.
Accessibility
Garlic mustard removal will be off-trail and on sloped terrain. Hand-pulling weeds is a relatively low-intensity activity, but some pulling locations will require a short hike up and down a steep slope. If desired, volunteers can separate into groups based on terrain.
Ready to register?
Please use the form below to register for this event. If you have questions or concerns, you can contact us at volunteer@fmr.org or 651.477.0925.
If you're under 18 and interested in volunteering without the company of your parent or guardian, please take a moment and have them fill out this brief minor permission form.
Can't make it?
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Thank you to our partners and funders: the 3M Foundation, the City of Cottage Grove, the Laura Jane Musser Fund, One Mississippi, RBC Wealth Management and the United Way of Hastings and our generous donors like you!