Monday, May 18, 2009

ReWild Eugene in Partnership with Nearby Nature Present: Care-taking in Alton Baker Park



Give back by learning to be stewards of your environment. Taking of the Earth isn't just about using less or even choosing "sustainable" products. It's really about living in a way that benefits your environment. Every time we harvest a wild plant we look for ways that we can take a "gardeners attitude" to the area that we are harvesting. That might mean scattering the seeds of a rare plant or removing a few saplings from a dense stand to allow more space for the others to grow. Come spend a day with us care-taking our own urban wilderness. Alton Baker Park is a gem in the middle of downtown Eugene and we will be giving back by removing "invasive" species and through gaining a better understanding of the flora of our bio-region.

When: Saturday, May 30th from 9:30am - 1:30 pm
Cost: Free!
Who: All ages (use your discretion)
Where: Meet at Alton Baker Park Host House (map) park at the community garden
Bring: Gloves, proper clothing, snacks/lunch tools will be provided
Contact: 541-517-9098

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