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Volunteer Day and Earth Day Success!

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Volunteer Day and Earth Day Success!

June 19, 2015 Friends of the Blue Ridge Mountains

In April Friends made our second appearance at EarthDay@Loudoun where we had the opportunity to speak with hundreds of people and network with other conservation organizations. In May we hosted our biggest Stewardship Volunteer Day yet! On May 1st, 2015 we partnered again with the Virginia Native Plant Society to learn about, and continue clearing invasive plant species from Blue Ridge Regional Park. With the help of volunteers we were able to make good progress against species like bamboo, wineberry vine, and barberry shrubs. Plans are in the works for our future Stewardship Volunteer Days – keep an eye out for your invitation! Thanks to everyone who was able to come out for these events, and to all of you for your ongoing support.

Rebekka Prinz, FBRM Board Member, at our Earth Day table
Working hard at our 2015 Stewardship Volunteer Day
Clearing invasive bamboo, Stewardship Volunteer Day 2015
Lots more bamboo, Stewardship Volunteer Day 2015
Norman Myers, FBRM Board Member, and Sonya Evanisko attack an invasive barberry shrub, Stewardship Volunteer Day 2015
Sonya Evanisko, Michael Long, 2015 Jane Pratt Education Award recipient, and Norman Myers, clear invasive wineberry vine
JC Quinn with our two most attractive volunteers Tessa (under) and Radar (on), Earth Day 2015 Photo by Megan Miraglia

Photos by Deb Snyder

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