Hands-On Invasive Removal
June 23 @ 8:00 am
Learn to Remove Invasive Species – Hands On Learning at Knoxville Botanical Gardens
A Wild Ones Event
When: Sunday, June 23, 2024
Time: 8:00 – 10:00 am
Where: The Carriage House at Knoxville Botanical Gardens
Address: 2649 Boyds Bridge Pike in Knoxville
Join us for a day of community service and environmental stewardship as we give back to the beautiful Knoxville Botanical Gardens! In appreciation for their generosity in providing us with a free seminar space, we are planning to assist in removing invasive plants outside the historic Carriage House. Wild Ones will have staff on hand to assist in identifying invasive plants.
What to Expect:
At this hands-on event, we will learn how to remove invasive species – while at the same time giving back to Knoxville Botanical Gardens.
Activities: We will be focusing on the removal of invasive plant species to help preserve the natural beauty and health of the gardens.
Equipment: Participants are encouraged to bring any gardening tools or equipment they feel comfortable using. Wild Ones and the Knoxville Botanical Gardens will also provide some gardening tools for those who need them.
Attire: Please dress in comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing that you don’t mind getting dirty. Sturdy shoes and gardening gloves are highly recommended.
Refreshments: Wild Ones will provide light snacks and refreshments to keep our volunteers energized and hydrated throughout the event. Please also bring your own water bottle to stay hydrated.
How to Prepare:
Bring any personal gardening tools or equipment.
Wear suitable clothing for gardening and the weather.
Bring a water bottle for personal hydration.
Additional Information:
This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about invasive plant species, connect with fellow community members, and contribute to the upkeep of a cherished local landmark. Your efforts will make a significant difference.
We look forward to seeing you there and working together to support the Knoxville Botanical Gardens!
Let’s come together to make a positive impact on our local environment!
