Volunteer Opportunity
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Stewards of the Northern Kettle Moraine: Zillmer Cut-leaf Teasel Invasive Plant Removal
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Cut-leaf teasel is well established and spreading in surrounding areas. To date, cut-leaf teasel has only been seen in the Zillmer Trail Area and a few other sites in the Forest and past efforts show that it can be contained.
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A Waste-Free Walk Along The Willow
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Holiday weekends can be tough on this park we all know and love. Join us on the Tuesday following 4th of July weekend for a parkwide trash-clean up day.
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Stewards of the Northern Kettle Moraine: Zillmer Invasive Plant Removal
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Japanese hedge parsley, an easily overlooked member of the carrot family, is particularly abundant in this part of the Northern Unit and we will concentrate on the hiking trails because it has a seed that clings to clothing and animal hair. Past…
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Party in the Prairie
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Are you excited about prairie restoration? Join us for a morning collecting seeds in the MacKenzie Center prairies!
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Stewardship Saturday
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Join our staff to help remove invasive plants and keep the property beautiful for all to enjoy.
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Stewards of the Northern Kettle Moraine: Zillmer Invasive Plant Removal
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Japanese hedge parsley, an easily overlooked member of the carrot family, is particularly abundant in this part of the Northern Unit and we will concentrate on the hiking trails because it has a seed that clings to clothing and animal hair. Past…
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Stewards of the Northern Kettle Moraine: Zillmer Invasive Plant Removal
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Japanese hedge parsley, an easily overlooked member of the carrot family, is particularly abundant in this part of the Northern Unit and we will concentrate on the hiking trails because it has a seed that clings to clothing and animal hair. Past…
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Stewards of the Northern Kettle Moraine: Zillmer Invasive Plant Removal
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Japanese hedge parsley, an easily overlooked member of the carrot family, is particularly abundant in this part of the Northern Unit and we will concentrate on the hiking trails because it has a seed that clings to clothing and animal hair. Past…