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Help Keep the Riverwalk Clean! Join fellow volunteers in caring for the Riverwalk at Delaware Seashore State Park! Together, we'll remove litter and debris to help keep this scenic walkway clean, safe, and accessible for everyone who visits. Tools an...

The Forest Restoration Team works year-round to remove a variety of invasive plants from the Judge Morris Estate site at White Clay Creek State Park. The work ranges from easy hand-pulling of small plants to removal of large shrubs and trees, to cut...

Preserve our local history, one tombstone at a time!   Did you know Trap Pond is home to 8 cemeteries? Join us as we work on upkeeping them and making them safe and accessible for all visitors! Projects may include cleaning tombstones, removing/cutt...

The staff at Brandywine Creek State Parks has a large pollinator garden rehabilitation project happening the first week of March. We have corporate groups coming out to get the project started on Thursday, March 7th and Friday, March 8th. It is a ver...

The Forest Restoration Team works year-round to remove a variety of invasive plants near the University of Delaware and downtown Newark, within White Clay Creek State Park. The work ranges from easy hand-pulling of small plants to removal of large s...

"De-vine Intervention" occurs as we remove invasive non-native vines to help the native trees throughout White Clay Creek State Park. Non-native invasive vines such as Oriental bittersweet will wrap tightly and overtop trees, eventually killing them....

Join the Friends of Killens Pond State Park in this beautification activity! Volunteers help to keep Killens Pond beautiful by engaging in trail trimming/maintenance activities, and other park projects as needed. Tools are available to share; pleas...

The Forest Restoration Team works year-round to remove a variety of invasive plants from the Judge Morris Estate site at White Clay Creek State Park. The work ranges from easy hand-pulling of small plants to removal of large shrubs and trees, to cut...

Help Keep the Riverwalk Clean! Join fellow volunteers in caring for the Riverwalk at Delaware Seashore State Park! Together, we'll remove litter and debris to help keep this scenic walkway clean, safe, and accessible for everyone who visits. Tools an...

The Forest Restoration Team works year-round to remove a variety of invasive plants from the Judge Morris Estate site at White Clay Creek State Park. The work ranges from easy hand-pulling of small plants to removal of large shrubs and trees, to cut...

Help us conserve, preserve and more! Join the Conservation Crew as we tackle a park project! Volunteers might be removing invasive plant species, collecting litter, pulling weeds, or preparing the park for a special event. Most projects will include ...

Pollinator Garden volunteers help to reverse the decline in pollinator populations while beautifying the park! Native plants and their pollinators need your help to continue to thrive. Insects such as native bees are our most vital pollinators, and ...

The Forest Restoration Team works year-round to remove a variety of invasive plants near the University of Delaware and downtown Newark, within White Clay Creek State Park. The work ranges from easy hand-pulling of small plants to removal of large s...

"De-vine Intervention" occurs as we remove invasive non-native vines to help the native trees throughout White Clay Creek State Park. Non-native invasive vines such as Oriental bittersweet will wrap tightly and overtop trees, eventually killing them....

Join the Friends of Killens Pond State Park in this beautification activity! Volunteers help to keep Killens Pond beautiful by engaging in trail trimming/maintenance activities, and other park projects as needed. Tools are available to share; pleas...

The Forest Restoration Team works year-round to remove a variety of invasive plants from the Judge Morris Estate site at White Clay Creek State Park. The work ranges from easy hand-pulling of small plants to removal of large shrubs and trees, to cut...

Pollinator Garden volunteers help to reverse the decline in pollinator populations while beautifying the park! Native plants and their pollinators need your help to continue to thrive. Insects such as native bees are our most vital pollinators, and ...