St. Louis Audubon fall stewardship projects

By Mitch Leachman

Work crew at an Audubon Society work dayWe had another fantastic year made possible by thousands of hours of service given by hundreds of volunteers just like you! Specifically, nearly 600 folks came out for 14 stewardship projects including the installation of over 1,600 native plants and the clearing or maintenance of bush honeysuckle on 16 acres of natural areas! Many thanks to all who helped out! We’re better off because of your service, and we hope you can come back this fall for one of our projects!

Saturday, September 27th at Creve Coeur Park – Honeysuckle kill
Help us celebrate National Public Lands Day. All ages welcome, but those under 18 must have parental/adult supervision at all times. Bring your favorite lopper or saw.

Saturday, October 11th at McKelvey Woods Park – Restoration Day
NOTE: Re-scheduled to Nov. 15 due to weather
All ages welcome. We continue our partnership with the City of Maryland Heights! We may be clearing for a trail, planting, or removing honeysuckle. All necessary tools provided.

Saturday, October 25th at Creve Coeur Park – Honeysuckle kill
All ages welcome, but those under 18 must have parental/adult supervision at all times. Bring your favorite lopper or saw.

Get more details on these projects. Volunteers are requested to register for all projects by providing their name, contact information and number attending to mitch@stlouisaudubon.org or (314) 599-7390.

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