Stewardship Workday at County Farm Park - Ann Arbor
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County Farm Park, Ann Arbor | Friday November 7, 2025 | 1-4PMJoin our group to learn, explore, and give back to nature in a friendly community setting. This season, enjoy the warmth of community and warming exercise using loppers and saws to demolish invasive shrubs or your hands to pull invasive plants. Our work together makes a difference for birds, bees, and butterflies, while also beautifying Britton Woods and opening up views through the woods. Through this hands-on service-learning activity, you’ll get off-trail outdoor exercise and develop a sense of well-being in nature, all while building community with like-minded people. Led by Jonathan Parker. Snacks, gloves, and water provided (bring your own water bottle).Youth volunteers welcome! Pre-registration required. Must be at least 11 years old for stewardship activities. For ages 11-15, parent/guardian must volunteer with child. For ages 16-17, parent/guardian signed permission slip required.We are excited to connect! Register for the date that works best for YOU below, and we'll be in touch with detailed information.For questions or cancellations, contact the volunteer coordinator, parks-volunteering@washtenaw.org.
About Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission
Washtenaw County's 27 cities, villages and townships are home to about 325,000 citizens in urban, suburban, and rural settings. This mix of different settings provides many opportunities for education, recreation, business, agricultural, and home life. The two largest cities are Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, homes to two large universities - the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti.
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