Events

Join Save Our Trees for a Community Forum at the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library.  Speakers:  Brian Adams, Urban Forester for AnnapolisStatus of the tree canopy in the City of Annapolis Ryan Cuccia, Arborist, Bartlett Tree ExpertsMaintaining your trees Jack Turner (aka Jack Wildlife), Chair, Annapolis ConservancyCommunity role in caring for green space Bill Bower,… Read More »Community Forum

Join us in supporting the Broadneck Peninsula volunteers. What: Remove invasive vines from trees. Who: All volunteers from novice to expert are welcome. Newcomers will be taught to identify and remove invasive vines from trees. Considerations: Bring: loppers or clippers & water, wear sturdy boots or shoes & insect repellent. Tools will be provided to… Read More »Vine Removal at Broadneck Park

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How to identify and remove invasive vines
Non-native, non-invasive vs non-native invasive, What’s the difference

Join the De-vine Team! What - Remove invasive vines from trees. Tools will be provided. Bring water. Wear sturdy shoes or boots, long sleeved shirts and long pants. Watch out for poison ivy and ticks. Who - All volunteers from novice to expert are welcome.  Newcomers will be taught to identify and remove invasive vines… Read More »Christ Our Anchor Church Invasive Vine Removal

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Best care practices for yards and trees
Mulching, Leaving the leaves, Providing water for wildlife, Killing mosquitos naturally

English ivy is killing our trees and threatening our forests. Gather to remove ivy and  revitalize the forest. Bring gloves, loppers, hand saws, water and bug spray. Wear long sleeves and pants. No experience necessary. We will teach you. Bring a friend! We will meet at the parking lot near the Truxtun Skate Park (past the… Read More »Save Our Trees at Truxtun Park

See invasive vines when you drive on College Parkway? Help cut them! This event is co-sponsored by the Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails. What – Remove invasive vines from trees. Tools will be provided. Bring water. Wear sturdy shoes or boots, long sleeved shirts and long pants. Watch out for poison ivy and ticks.… Read More »Broadneck Peninsula Trail Invasive Vine Removal

Come for one hour or two, or stay for four. Join the COA Work Day! What - Remove invasive vines from trees. Tools will be provided. Bring water. Wear sturdy shoes or boots, long sleeved shirts and long pants. Watch out for poison ivy and ticks. Who - All volunteers from novice to expert are… Read More »Christ Our Anchor Church Invasive Vine Removal

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Plant this, not that
Where to buy native plants locally
Invasives = bad; natives = good. Why?

We are making excellent progress in this community park! Join us in helping the Broadneck Peninsula volunteers extend these gains. What: Remove invasive vines from trees. Who: All volunteers from novice to expert are welcome. Newcomers will be taught to identify and remove invasive vines from trees. Considerations: Bring: loppers or clippers & water, wear sturdy… Read More »Vine Removal at Twin Oaks Park

Online: Sign Up Now Interested in creating a Homegrown National Park? Not sure why it matters, how to begin…or what a “Homegrown National Park” even is? On April 15, Master Naturalist and Watershed Steward Alison Milligan will explain how this grassroots movement is bringing the life-preserving powers of national parks to communities across the country.… Read More »Creating a Homegrown National Park® in Your Home or Community

Quiet Waters Park is celebrating Earth Day on April 26th. Lot's of fun activities are planned, including an invasive pull with Save Our Trees, Park Rangers and the Friends of Quiet Waters Park. Join us! Featured events with experienced leaders 9:00am—Bird Walk Walk through the forests, meadows and shorelines of the park—looking and listening for a… Read More »Celebrate Earth Day at Quiet Waters Park