Join NCWF’s newest chapter, the Tri-County Conservationists, for a habitat restoration chapter event! This is a great opportunity to learn more about the chapter’s effort to promote environmental stewardship and create healthier wildlife habitat through action-oriented conservation.

This will be the fourth chapter workday at Bolin Creek. We will continue where we left off last time. The crew will work together to remove invasive plants that are running rampant along Bolin Creek in Chapel Hill. Invasive plants, such as privet, create a host of environmental problems, including but not limited to, decreased plant diversity, increased soil erosion, degraded habitat, and diminished water quality. You will be amazed at how much land can be reclaimed for native species in just a couple of hours!

Please come equipped with long sleeved clothes and a full water bottle. Tools will be provided at the start. We will meet and park just off of Dickerson Ct in Chapel Hill. After a brief introduction, we’ll take a short walk together to the worksite. Click below to register and learn more.

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