Pollinator patch tending at Camel's Hump Park [FULL]
'Make & Take' Rain Barrel Workshop - $35!
What's one of the simplest, high-impact ways to save water and help protect our watershed? Using a rain barrel.
Remove sumac at River Oaks Park [FULL]
Thank you for your interest in helping restore River Oaks Park. This event has reached capacity and registration is no longer being accepted. To receive notices of future Cottage Grove area volunteer events, contact FMR Volunteer Coordinator Amy Kilgore, akilgore@fmr.org.
Pull invasive species at Pine Bend Bluffs SNA
Join us as we return to protect Pine Bend Bluffs Scientific & Natural Area (SNA), an award-winning restoration site known for some of the best views of the Upper Mississippi River.
Stencil downtown St. Paul storm drains + taproom outing at Tin Whiskers Brewing
After a brief introduction and presentation about runoff pollution at the brewery from FMR staff, we'll head out to the nearby downtown streets to stencil storm drains.
Tend the native bluff prairie at Indian Mounds Park
Indian Mounds Park is home to one of the most photographed river views in the metro area. The iconic overlook is also home to a restoration project providing much-needed habitat and biodiversity while protecting the bluff, the views and local water quality.
Lop and remove sumac at Grey Cloud Dunes SNA
'Make & take' rain barrel workshop - Just $35! [SOLD OUT]
This workshop has sold out and registrations are no longer being accepted. You are welcome to add your name to the waiting list and we will contact you if a barrel becomes available. Or contact Volunteer Coordinator Amy Kilgore receive notice of upcoming workshops or other events in this area.
Help tend the rare prairie at the Sand Coulee SNA [FULL]
Thank you for your interest in this event – registrations are no longer being accepted as this event has reached capacity. Please consider joining us at a different upcoming event or contact Volunteer Coordinator Amy Kilgore to recieve notice of upcoming Vermillion Stewards events.
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Tend the demonstration prairie at Crosby Farm Park
Help tend the volunteer-planted demonstration interpretive native prairie at Crosby Farm Regional Park! Crosby Farm Park is a natural oasis in the heart of the city, nestled at the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers. The park is home to 534-acres of floodplain forest and oak woodlands tucked under the bluffs of the Mississippi River. Wetlands surround Crosby Lake while limestone and sandstone outcroppings line the north side of the park.