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Green Team hosts community cleanup in White Rock Jordan Riley
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The Lower Mainland Green Team, in a partnership with the City of White Rock, will hold a community cleanup event on Sunday, Sept. 28, at Ruth Johnson Park. Volunteers will remove invasive plant species and flammable debris from the park. The event begins at 9:45 a.m. and will run until 1 p.m. Anyone of any age or ability is invited to participate, with no experience required. Tools and snacks will be provided for volunteers, as well as instructions on how to safely remove both plants and debris. The plants removed during the event will provide space for further planting activities in the fall, including the TD Tree Days Event on Oct. 4, where volunteers will plant more than 500 native trees and shrubs. Invasive plants overwhelm native species, choking out their access to water and sunlight. They also damage wildlife habitats and reduce biodiversity in the area. The removal of flammable
Participants in a Lower Mainland Green Team event in the spring. The Green Team and City of White Rock are teaming up for a community cleanup this weekend (Sept. 28) at Ruth Johnson Park. (Contributed to Peace Arch News) debris reduces the risk of fires in natural spaces. The Lower Mainland Green Team’s mission is to “connect, build and empower communities through hands-on activities that promote heal, well-being and environmental
stewardship.” If you are interested in participating in the Sept. 28 event you can sign up through the Lower Mainland Green Team’s Meetup event – find a direct link at tinyurl.com/ LMGreenTeamWR2025
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