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Tree Planting-FULL
April 15, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Plant trees for cleaner air and water in Baltimore County!
More than 35,000 trees have been planted throughout the Gunpowder Watershed by enthusiastic volunteers over the past 33 years, and we need YOUR help to plant even more! Do you like being outside in nature and don’t mind working hard? Join us and make a difference for future generations by planting trees near Loch Raven!
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A maximum of 35 people, including GVC staff and volunteer leaders, will be allowed to participate in this event. We are allowing minors (ages 8 – 17) to attend our events as long as there is one parent/legal guardian per four children in attendance. Note: GVC is committed to providing a safe and comfortable volunteer experience for all. Masks are currently optional. If you are experiencing any COVID or flu symptoms, please do not attend the volunteer event.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Saturday, April 15, 2023 (10 am – 1 pm). Please arrive 15 minutes early to sign in. This event is rain or shine.
Location: St. John’s Lutheran Church 13300 Manor Rd Glen Arm, MD 21057 If coming from Towson, start off going North on Dulaney Valley Road, follow for about 5 miles, you will cross over a bridge and Loch Raven Reservoir, keep right to stay on Dulaney Valley Road. Continue to follow Dulaney Valley Road for about 1.5 miles then turn left to continue on Dulaney Valley Road. Follow Dulaney Valley until you reach stop sign at Dulaney Valley Rd and Manor Rd, turn right. The church will be on your right, look for GVC signs.
What to bring: Remember to wear boots, pants, long sleeve shirt, hat, gloves, and bring rain gear. Each volunteer will need to bring their own labeled water bottle. Water jugs for refill and packaged snack bars will be provided.
**If you get lost the day of the planting, contact Kim at (443) 797-9341**
Funding for this reforestation project was provided by a grant from the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund, administered by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.