Pollinator Habitat Planting at Lake Elmo Park Reserve
Lake Elmo Park Reserve
Public Welcome Family-Friendly Free Event Hands-On/How-To Workshop Habitat Installation/Maintenance Public Restroom Free Public Parking Lots of Physical Activity
Pollinators are in big trouble - let's lend a helping hand. On May 4th, we will be planting a pollinator sanctuary along Eagle Point Lake trail with over 1,000 native plants. Learn about pollinator habitat during mini demo talks, and in our usual Pollinator-friendly approach - there will be snacks and give-aways.
Bring a shovel and garden gloves if you haveLearn about pollinator habitat during mini demo talksHelp out pollinators in decline and create beauty
When you arrive at Lake Elmo Park Reserve, continue straight until you reach the first parking area on the left for Eagle Point Lake. Our volunteers will direct you to the planting area. Please dress accordingly for weather. It's an all-outdoor event.
Lake Elmo Park Reserve: https://goo.gl/maps/ALzRTBi9NdZx8bjc8
In case of inclement weather, we will reschedule. Please check your email on May 4th for confirmation.
This is a joint program by Pollinator Friendly Alliance and Washington County Parks, Partners include Washington County Conservation District and Wild Ones St. Croix Oak Savanna.