Nursery Site Spruce-Up
Friday, April 10th
9am – 11:30am
Lunch Celebration:
12pm – 1:30pm
Register your attendance by April 3, then complete the Trees for the Triangle waiver online or by clicking to download and print the PDF below (no witness needed). Thanks!
Digging holes, planting trees, applying compost, and spreading mulch. Depending on tree inventory available, additional project scope could include removing invasive plant species like Chinese privet, Japanese honeysuckle, and English ivy.
4429 Old Country Mial Road, Raleigh, 27610
Parking is available.
Water bottles (we have cups but prefer low waste), snacks, sunscreen.
If you do not complete the waiver online, please print it and bring it with you or email it to volunteers@treesforthetriangle.org
Gloves, tools, potable water, mulch, soil, trees.
Depending on project site, access to restrooms may be limited or a lengthy walk away. Please prepare in advance!
Projects will continue in light rain. In case of heavy rain or unsafe weather, the rain date is Friday, May 1st, same times.
Contact your team representative for any questions leading up to the event.
For day-of questions, please contact Jean-Luc Duvall. Email: volunteers@treesforthetriangle.org | Day-Of Phone: (410) 487-1588
Learn More About Trees for the Triangle
Improving the ecological and social resilience or the Triangle area through the planting of trees.The goal of Good Hope Farm is to honor Cary’s agricultural heritage while increasing the community’s access to farmland and connecting its residents to local, healthy food. They license plots up to two acres to new and expanding farmers, with all necessary equipment and infrastructure available on site. The farm features a demonstration garden and offers agricultural and nutritional educational programming.
Engagement Opportunities: Click here to learn about volunteer opportunities.
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