Mark your calendars for the Fall River Cleanup on September 13th!
Join us for a day of giving back to the waterways we all love. Whether you’re a seasoned river rat or just want to lend a hand, this is a great opportunity to connect with the community and help keep our rivers clean and healthy.
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At this event we will assist the City with the maintenance and restoration of public riverside lands. We will transplant willow and cottonwood poles to support the reestablishment of native species. Other potential tasks are outlined below. Light snacks and coffee will be provided.
Location and specific tasks coming soon!
At this event we will assist the City with the maintenance and restoration of public riverside lands. Light snacks and coffee will be provided. Work will all be outside, so please bring water, proper work attire (we recommend pants, close-toed shoes, and long sleeves), and sun protection. Specialized tools will be provided, but you may also bring your own.
At this event we will assist the City with the maintenance and restoration of public riverside lands. We will be planting native perrenials and wildflowers to support bees, hummingbirds, butterflies and more in the pollinator garden along the riverfront trail. Light snacks and coffee will be provided.
At this event we assist the Bureau of Reclamation with restoration tasks that may include pulling weeds, cutting back invasive plants, planting native species, caging native species. Exact tasks to be determined.
At this event we assist the Bureau of Reclamation with restoration tasks that may include pulling weeds, cutting back invasive plants, planting native species, caging native species. Exact tasks to be determined.
At this event we will plant native plants. We will also install protective caging around cottonwood trees and other native plants to protect them from beavers, deer, and other critters. Light snacks and coffee will be provided. Work will all be outside, so please bring water, proper work attire (we recommend pants, close-toed shoes, and long sleeves), and sun protection. Specialized tools will be provided, but you may also bring your own.
RiversEdge West has been working with CPW since 2013 to restore wetland, riparian, and upland habitat. We will be working with CPW to improve habitat that is in need of ongoing maintenance.
RiversEdge West has been working with CPW since 2013 to restore the wetland, riparian, and upland habitat. We will be working with CPW to improve habitat that is in need of ongoing maintenance.
RiversEdge West has been working with CPW since 2013 to restore wetland, riparian, and upland habitat. We will be working with CPW to improve habitat that is in need of ongoing maintenance at James M. Robb Colorado River State Park - Connected Lakes section in Grand Junction, CO. We will cage cottonwoods and pull invasive weed species.