Friends of the Forest Preserves

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Penny Road Pond

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Peter Whitney, Spring Creek Field Organizer, at peter@fotfp.org. And subscribe to the Spring Creek Stewards Newsletter for the latest updates and invitations.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Corner of Avon Ave and Winnetka Rd in Northfield, IL (100 Avon Ave, Northfield, IL 60093)

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed in local natural areas. Enjoy nature, relax, learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques, and help your local forest preserve. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Derek Ziomber, North Branch Field Organizer, at derek@fotfp.org.

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.

10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Meeting Location: Thornton Township Municipal Building (144th St. & Halsted)

Come volunteer to collect and distribute ripe seed as we enjoy nature, relax, and help your local forest preserve. You’ll learn basic plant identification skills and responsible seed collecting techniques. No previous experience is necessary. Each volunteer day will have a knowledgeable leader who will explain the steps in a socially distant way and provide sanitized tools. Masks and pre-registration are required.

To help you prepare for a productive day:

• Bring water and a snack.
• Bring work gloves, if you have some. You will be provided some of you don’t.
• Dress according to the weather. Closed toe, water proof shoes are a must.
• Apply insect repellent. We often have some on hand if you forget.
• Wear your MASK – you will not be able to participate if you don’t have a mask.

For more information, please contact Gloria, Calumet Field Organizer, at gloria@fotfp.org.

Sign up for the Friends of the Forest Preserves: Calumet Region Newsletter!

If you don’t find a date or location that works for you, more volunteer opportunities can be found at fpdcc.com/volunteer.