All Ages Are Welcome at Boulder JTree Volunteer Day at Cal-Wood

All Ages Are Welcome at Boulder JTree Volunteer Day at Cal-Wood

On June 26, Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC is proud to partner with Boulder JTree to help reforest areas burned in the Calwood Fire in 2020. This volunteer morning will include both kid-friendly and adult-only projects. The project details are still to be determined but will focus on completing critical land management like trail maintenance/building, forest management, wildfire management, fire recovery, invasive species control, building/campsite maintenance, and wildlife-oriented projects.

Please bring:

  •  Snacks (some snacks will be provided)
  •  Water bottle (There are water fill-up stations)
  •  Please wear clothes to be comfortable outside in all types of weather—closed-toed   shoes, layers, sun hat, rain gear for just in case, and clothes that can get dirty
  •  Work gloves (we have some you can borrow if needed)
  •  Lunch – Bring your own lunch and picnic in a scenic setting

Cal WoodCal-Wood’s Mission and Vision:
Cal-Wood’s mission is to offer a unique outdoor educational experience to youth and adults.

Cal-Wood’s founding vision has guided our organization for 38 years:

  • to inspire a greater appreciation for the natural world
  • to offer environmental education to those who would not otherwise experience it
  • to provide unique educational opportunities in a special mountain setting

Cal-Wood strives to grow the diversity and number of people who experience nature and the Colorado mountains.

Volunteering is a rewarding and effective way to support and assist in critical land management and we thank you for joining Boulder Jtree volunteer day at Cal-Wood!

Sunday, June 26 | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm | FREE |Register HERE

JTree calls upon Jewish communities to plant trees and support forests, wherever they are needed. JTree has partnered with the National Forest Foundation Learn more here

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