Community Greening has teamed up with the Florida Forest Service and PBC Parks to over 100 new shade trees around the Dyer Park Mountain Bike Trail on Saturday, November 15th and we need volunteers to help us plant!
These trees will provide cooler temperatures and much needed shade for bikers, and we need YOUR help to get them in the ground!
CG Arborists and Tree Technicians will be on hand to teach and guide volunteers on the proper way to plant their trees. We welcome anyone who is interested in getting their hands a little dirty, and helping a great cause! No experience necessary.
Community Greening will provide all of the necessary tools and supplies, including work gloves to borrow. Please wear closed-toed shoes, and clothing that can get a little dirty. We also encourage you to wear a hat and sunscreen.
We'll have water on-site (though we free to bring your own reusable bottle), as well as light snacks for volunteers, and even a DJ on hand to keep things extra fun.
Dyer Park is located is located at 7301 N Haverhill Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33412. Upon arrival you will proceed past the baseball fields to the Mountain Bike Trail area - there will be signage to help guide you. After parking, proceed to the Community Greening tent to check-in.
Each volunteer must register under their own name, as the registration form includes a volunteer waiver.
Event is family friendly - all minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Event begins at 10am. Estimated finish around 12pm.
ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST REGISTER ONLINE IN ADVANCE.
Pictures and posts are encouraged! Don't forget to follow and tag us on our social media
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THANK YOU for volunteering with us, and helping keep our #CommunityGreening. Your flexibility and patience during the planting event is greatly appreciated, as we work to fulfill our commitment to you and our community the best we can. We encourage you to join us for future events as well, or consider becoming a sponsor to help us further our mission, because if there was ever a time for trees, that time is now.
Please keep in mind that this event might finish before the time scheduled.
