[ARCHIVED] Group Service Projects

We welcome groups for one-time service projects in our gardens and natural areas:

• From April through November (weather dependent).
• For groups of 5-30 volunteers. (Groups of up to 50 may be accommodated at larger sites.)
• Corporate, spiritual, community, clubs, educations families, youth.
• We strive to accommodate all requests for this extremely popular program.

Availability:

• Weekdays; mornings or early afternoons. Limited weekend availability.
• 2-3 hour timeslots between 8/9am and 2/3:00pm.
• Occasional late afternoon and early evenings are available.

Project tasks may include:

• Spring and fall garden and landscape clean-ups.
• Planting, weeding, pruning, mulching gardens and trails.
• Invasive plant removals.
• Litter picks, park and playground clean-up.
• Assisting with special events.

Request a Group Service Project

• Please submit your request at least three weeks prior to your requested date(s).

Group Project Request Form

Contact

• Environmental Volunteering