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Event Name:
Cherokee Bluffs Regional Park Restoration Event
Location: Cherokee Bluffs Regional Park
Address: 750 West Water Street, Saint Paul, MN 55107 (map)
Date: Sat, May 12th    9:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Staff:
Manager: Kevin C (email) Coordinator: Gretchen W (email)
(RSVP)  
Description:

 

EVENT TIMELINE:
8:30am – Registration begins. Stay at table until all of the One Brick Group Arives
8:50am – Event kick-off. Volunteers break into small groups.
8:50am – 9am – Volunteer Training
9am – 11:45am – Native landscape restoration
11:45am – Wrap-up/Clean-up
12pm – Lunch and Program

ATTIRE, AMENITIES
Remember, we hold the event rain or shine! Dress for the weather and be
prepared to get dirty. Sturdy shoes and long pants are essential. A portable restroom
will be available near the registration area.

SAFETY:
Ensuring the safety of our volunteers is our highest priority. It is important volunteers
are always mindful of their step, especially when carrying tools. If there is rain the day
of the event, the ground may be slippery and muddy.

TICKS AND POISON IVY:
Great River Greening staff and volunteers will be on hand to ensure volunteers are
kept away from poison ivy. None the less, volunteers should take a long shower upon
the return to scrub and wash any areas of their skin that may be exposed. There is a
possibility of ticks at any Greening site. Upon returning home, volunteers should do a
thorough tick check.

GLOVES:
If you have your own pair of gardening gloves or work gloves, please bring them.
This will ensure Great River Greening has enough gloves on hand for all event
volunteers.

WATER BOTTLE:
To reduce trash and use of plastic cups, we encourage you to bring a water bottle to
the event. We will have plenty of water stations throughout the site for you to fill up
your bottle. If you do not have access to a water bottle, we will have cups available.


Organization: Great River Greening

Great River Greening leads and inspires community-based restoration of our prairies, forests, and waters. Our restoration efforts help preserve natural areas, protect clean air and water, and increase urban residents’ access to natural areas and sustainable open space. Community Volunteers Since we started our work in 1995, we have engaged over 25,000 volunteers in projects on both public and private land that conserve critical land habitat and affect water quality. By mobilizing and educating citizens to restore woods, prairies, and other natural resources in their communities, we are building a community of individuals who will be good stewards of these natural areas in the future.
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