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The park's native flower beds are looking great!  To stay looking good, we need your help.  We are looking for volunteers to help maintain our beautiful gardens.  Work will include cutting back last year's growth, trimming plants, blowing fall lea...

A statewide volunteer event in conjunction with the Garden Club of America that focuses on restoring native plant habitats by offering invasive plant removals or native plant restoration projects. On this day, we will continue invasive plant removal ...

Help rescue T.O. Fuller from non-native invasive species through hands-on removal of Privot in the campground.Volunteers will meet Ranger Daulton in the campground, 1400 Pavilion, at 9 a.m. All tools will be provided or bring your own loppers if you ...

Join Rangers in participating in this year's Weed Wrangle event. This event will focus on removing invasives in our campgrounds. These invasives limit the park's native plants that are essential to the environment. 

Join us on Saturday, March 7th for a Weed Wrangle! Work with Red Clay staff to remove invasive plants like privet and mimosa!  Volunteers will learn to ID a few invasive plant species, how to remove them, and how to support native plants and wildlif...

Every year state parks host a Weed Wrangle event to remove invasive species from park properties.  This year we are focusing on areas of the park that we cannot burn and must work by hand.  Please consider joining us as we do this important work to...

Help clean up Oak Grove boat ramp! Meet at Oak Grove Road Boat Ramp to clean up invasives and open the viewshed to the lake. Wear appropriate, long sleeve/long pant clothing and sturdy shoes. We will begin at 9:00am and go till 12:00pm. Water and l...

Make a difference in a dog's life while enjoying the beauty of nature! Join us for a special event with Lawrence County - Lawrenceburg Animal Shelter. You must be able to pick up your assigned dog at the Animal Shelter. Be sure to sign up early as l...

We will meet at the park office and drive to the old sewer treatment area to plant over 50 native trees.  The park will supply all tools needed for the event.  Participants will need to bring water, gloves, and wear closed-toed shoes.  The sewe...

a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Join us on Saturday, March 28, for a special volunteer day at Duck Island in Warriors Path State Park. As p...

Assist park staff in picking up litter, returning equipment to storage buildings and other general clean-up activity after large scale events. Volunteers should be able to lift up to 50 pounds and walk two miles of park roads and parking area perimet...