Volunteers are needed to help restore the urban forest and stream habitat of Miller and Walker Creeks through a series of community events scheduled for Saturdays. Participants will engage in essential tasks such as nurturing young plants to develop healthy stream-side vegetation, removing invasive species like blackberry and ivy, and cleaning up litter from the habitats. The events are open to all, requiring no prior experience, as volunteers will learn on the job, making it an excellent opportunity for community involvement and environmental education. Gloves, tools, and snacks are provided, ensuring a supportive environment for all participants. Proper attire, including closed-toe shoes and weather-appropriate clothing, is recommended to enhance safety and comfort during the events.

This initiative aims not only to improve local ecosystems but also to foster a sense of community among participants. Interested individuals can easily sign up for the events via the provided link, which includes details on specific dates and locations. Engaging in these work parties contributes to the ongoing efforts to maintain the health of the Miller and Walker Creeks, reinforcing the importance of community action in environmental conservation.