Habitat Restoration
Miami Waterkeeper is proud to partner with the City of Miami Parks and Recreation to offer these public habitat restoration events. We are excited you want to restore our local parks and natural habitats!
Volunteer Day Main Tasks:
- Removal of invasive plants (Scaevola and Sansevieria sp. species) from Dune Habitat
- Participants will have to be comfortable using loppers, hand clippers, and spading forks, hauling debris through an uneven slope ground.
This volunteer event will require heavy lifting, hence teenagers and older groups are recommended. If younger age groups participate, they should be monitored at all times by the designated guardian, parents, etc. *Community Service hours also provided*
Important Volunteer Information:
Please be on time, registration begins 15 minutes before the volunteer workday starts.
Please Bring:
Refillable water bottle. Stay hydrated and be prepared to work outside!
Closed-toe shoes are required and long-sleeved shirts are and long pants are recommended.
A hat, sunblock, and insect repellent (recommended).
Gloves you feel comfortable wearing (otherwise Miami Waterkeeper will provide gloves).
RSVP below!
If you are finding difficulties RSVPing to this event, please email laura.cruz@miamiwaterkeeper.org and she will be happy to assist you!
What Should Volunteers Bring?
- Hat & Sunglasses
- Water In Reusable Bottle
What Will Be Provided?
- Closed Toed Shoes
- Gloves
- Pickers
Organizer Information
Habitat Restoration
About This Event
Miami Waterkeeper is proud to partner with the City of Miami Parks and Recreation to offer these public habitat restoration events. We are excited you want to restore our local parks and natural habitats!
Volunteer Day Main Tasks:
- Removal of invasive plants (Scaevola and Sansevieria sp. species) from Dune Habitat
- Participants will have to be comfortable using loppers, hand clippers, and spading forks, hauling debris through an uneven slope ground.
This volunteer event will require heavy lifting, hence teenagers and older groups are recommended. If younger age groups participate, they should be monitored at all times by the designated guardian, parents, etc. *Community Service hours also provided*
Important Volunteer Information:
Please be on time, registration begins 15 minutes before the volunteer workday starts.
Please Bring:
Refillable water bottle. Stay hydrated and be prepared to work outside!
Closed-toe shoes are required and long-sleeved shirts are and long pants are recommended.
A hat, sunblock, and insect repellent (recommended).
Gloves you feel comfortable wearing (otherwise Miami Waterkeeper will provide gloves).
RSVP below!
If you are finding difficulties RSVPing to this event, please email laura.cruz@miamiwaterkeeper.org and she will be happy to assist you!
What Should Volunteers Bring?
What Will Be Provided?
Organizer Information
