June Is a Great Month to Get Outside!

Lake Forest Park Stewardship Foundation has been doing fantastic work for 2 
decades to restore Environmental Resources in their watersheds and beyond.

A good time to engage and get involved with a great group and worthwhile project.

Ivy Out Event at Grace Cole Nature Park this April

L to R: Steve Plusch, Mamie Bolender, Libby Fiene, Rebecca Sayre,

Volunteer from Cedar River Coalition

Two Students Removing Ivy this April at 

LFP Stewardship Event

Announcement Two Work Parties    @ Grace Cole Nature Park Saturday, June 19 and Saturday, June 26  Ivy Out Restoration 10-2  Dear Janet,  The spring rains haven't stopped yet, but it is getting warmer.  It is a great season to roll up your sleeves and join us for a few hours in the woods. We'll be pulling ivy and tackling blackberry brambles. On these two Saturdays in June we'll be joining forces with Friends of the Cedar River Watershed.  Please put June 19th and June 26th on your calendar and make plans to join us. Students are encouraged to participate.  All are  welcome. GLOVES AND BOOTS Please wear gloves and dress for the  weather.  Ace Hardware in Towne Center has donated  some gloves, but if you have your own, bring them. SNACKS Bring some water in a reusable bottle. There will be a snacks, courtesy of the Lake Forest Park  Garden Club.  LOCATION 30th Ave NE and NE 165th Street.  Go south on 28th  from NE 178th in Lake Forest Park and drive about  1/2 mile  until just before the road turns.  You'll see Grace Cole  Nature Park on your right.   COMMUNITY SERVICE FOR STUDENTS Students can earn Community Service hours. We look forward to a nice day, hopefully a sunny one! For info, call: Libby Fiene 206-365-8867 or Mamie Bolender 206-364-4410 SPECIAL THANK YOU  Lake Forest Park is full of businesses and organizations who promote and support the work of the Stewardship Foundation.  This month our special THANK YOU goes to: LFP Garden Club for donating food for this month's efforts. Wild Birds Unlimited in Towne Center for their donations of native plants and for helping us spread the word about our work.   Friends of the Cedar River Watershed for our partnership in this restoration work. Mamie Bolender and Libby Fiene for providing inspiration and serving as our IVY OUT coordinators.