Event Tag: #nativeplants

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REGISTER HERE Park in the right of way. Please Bring a hard rake if you have one, gloves, and shoes that may get wet. A project in progress,  “spring cleaning” has been underway for a few weeks now with the removal of several invasive plant species.  This pond is intended to serve as the City’s…

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On this workday, we will be doing enjoyable stuff – planting additional plants in the landscape beds and laying bark mulch.  There may be a few weeds to remove.  Bring your favorite digging tools. Hand trowels or small shovels should be sufficient.   We will also have a supply of tools. Come anytime and work for…

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It’s a pop-up event! On this workday, we will be doing enjoyable stuff – planting additional plants in the landscape beds and laying bark mulch.  There may be a few weeds to remove.  Bring your favorite digging tools. Hand trowels or small shovels should be sufficient.   We will also have a supply of tools. Come…

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Join us in our adopted spot. We will be removing weeds from the landscape beds. We will have some supplies. Bring your gloves, tools, and water. We suggest wearing closed-toe shoes. — Join us, we appreciate our Volunteers!

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REGISTER HERE  Join us in our adopted spot along the Amelia River to Sea Trail (on Simmons Road near Ocean Ridge Drive). We will be removing weeds from the landscape beds. We will have some supplies. Bring your gloves, tools, and water. We suggest wearing closed-toe shoes. — Gardening is more fun with Friends!

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Contact Keep Nassau Beautiful if you have an interest in volunteering for this event.  Online form, 904-261-0165, or KNB@KEEPNASSAUBEAUTIFUL.ORG All 5th grade classes from Emma Love ES will field trip to the Ron Sapp Egans Creek Greenway for an educational experience. The classes will spread over 3 Sessions on March 11 and 12, 2024. Volunteers…

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REGISTER HERE Our speaker: Dr. Ray Moranz, Pollinator Conservation Specialist with the Xerces Society Dr. Moranz will discuss the biology of monarchs in Florida, with a minor focus on how to create habitat for them, and a major focus on the migration of monarchs into northern Florida each fall. He finds this second topic particularly fascinating…

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Volunteers are needed to make the 2025 Spring Free Tree Event a success. Volunteers are needed to help with traffic flow, greeting residents, confirming species, and loading free trees in vehicles. Volunteer for the event or select a shift. Lunch will be provided for those serving the entire event schedule. Volunteers are needed in Yulee…

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PURCHASE YOUR TICKET to Join us at Cocktails for the Gardens and learn more about our newest program, Gardens of Amelia. Gardens of Amelia is the first-of-its-kind program in northeast Florida. Working with local businesses and property owners, Keep Nassau Beautiful through ArbNet, will accredit arboreta to raise awareness and celebrate the horticultural collections of…

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Please register HERE to help us plan for attendance. The featured speaker is Emily Bell.  Emily joined the Florida Wildflower Foundation in 2022 as its communications coordinator. Prior to that, she spent four years coordinating invasive species programs within UF IFAS Extension and for the Florida Invasive Species Partnership. Emily has over a decade of…