A volunteer wearing gloves and safety glasses chops at a bushy, invasive plant with loppers.
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Habitat Restoration - Volunteer Invasive Plant Removal

Cuyahoga Valley National Park · Ohio

Photo: NPS / Rick Santich

Next time

Thursday, Oct 22 · 1:00 PM

Local time at the park

About this program

Are you looking for a way to get involved at Cuyahoga Valley National Park? Join us for our Invasive Plant Removal Drop-in to improve habitat for native plants and wildlife. Invasive species overcrowd native species, making it difficult for them to thrive, which in turn affects the wildlife in the ecosystem. Your efforts will help improve soil quality, restore native plants, and create better habitat for native wildlife. Drop-ins are a great opportunity for both first-time volunteers and veteran volunteers to get involved in their national park.

You will use hand tools such as loppers and saws to remove invasive plants. Suitable for ages 10 and up. Volunteers who are 10-15 years of age must have parent or guardian supervision at the project site. Volunteers who are 16-17 years of age are only required to have a parent or guardian sign their Volunteer Agreement form.

**Advanced registration is required for all individuals. Only volunteers who pre-registered will be permitted to participate. Outdoor work gloves and eye protection will be provided, but to reduce contact, volunteers are permitted to bring personal equipment. We will have a water cooler, please bring a refillable water bottle.

Where to meet
Location provided after registration.

From the National Park Service.

Upcoming dates

  • Thursday, Oct 221:00 PM

Schedule from the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, checked daily. Programs can change, so check before you go.

At the park that day

Sunset

6:36 PM

Thursday

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