Help Often Weekend Series - Dearborn Park Restoration

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Volunteers remove invasive plants, including English ivy, privet, chaff flower, and wisteria, to restore native biodiversity in Dearborn Park. Volunteers are asked to bring water and gloves and dress for the weather.

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Welcome to Sunday Assembly Atlanta’s Help Often weekend series! Join us the second (or so) weekend of every month as we live out an important part of our motto, which is to “Live Better, Help Often, and Wonder More” in this one life we know we have. You must also register through Hands on Atlanta here. ###### Description Join members of FODP as we work to restore the native ecosystem by removing invasive plants like English Ivy, Privet, Chaff Flower, and Wisteria. ###### Purpose Volunteers will restore the native ecosystem of Dearborn Park by removing invasive plant species. Come together as a community to help improve and maintain a park. ###### Role Volunteers will assist in the hands-on removal of invasive plants like English Ivy, Privet, Chaff Flower, and Wisteria to help restore the park’s native biodiversity. ###### Vibe Get ready to have fun and get sweaty! Dress Code: Volunteers are asked to dress appropriately and comfortably for the weather in long sleeve shirts, pants, closed-toe shoes/boots, and hats/sunscreen. Please bring water and gloves! You must also register through Hands on Atlanta here.

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