Tree Planting May 5th on Allen Brook

An announcement from Melinda, our town Conservation Planner

young trees

Trees planted on the Allen Brook behind the fire station

Join the Friends of the Winooski River, Williston Central School students and other volunteers to plant trees and shrubs to protect water quality and habitat.

Thursday May 5th 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM along Allen Brook in the Brennan Woods neighborhood Visit www.winooskiriver.org/events for more details, including a map to the site.

If you can sign up in advance, it is greatly appreciated. Contact us at 882-8276 or info@winooskiriver.org. However, all are welcome!!

Please bring a shovel and bucket if you have them. Wear long pants and sturdy shoes or boots. Bring water, sunscreen & insect repellent.

Green-Up Day is Saturday, May 7th

Here’s an announcement from Melinda Scott, our town Conservation Planner:

Williston Green-Up Day

This year marks the 46th anniversary of Green Up Day, which began in April 1970 and continues today as a unique Vermont tradition. Green Up Day brings out thousands of volunteers throughout the state to remove litter and trash from our roadways, waterways and public places. This year Green Up Day will occur on Saturday, May 7th. This unique tradition helps us all practice stewardship on a local level.

In 2015, approximately 200 Williston residents picked up over 1.5 tons of trash and 25 discarded tires! We’re hoping for just as many volunteers and a warm, sunny day for this year’s annual event. Before heading out, please review this safety list. For more information or to pick a stretch of roadside in Williston to “Green Up” stop by the Williston Planning Office or call Melinda at 878-6704, Ext 4.

Photo by the Williston Observer

April Stools Day coming April 16th – Help Keep Williston Waterways Clean

APRIL STOOLS’ DAY

Saturday, April 16, 2016
9AM – 11AM
at Williston Community Park & area trails

Meet for “doo-ty” at the Picnic shelter near the skate park on the east side of the Williston Central School.

April Stools 2015

Help Scoop the Poop
Pet poop that’s not picked up sends unwanted nutrients and bacteria into our waterways. Join a community effort to clean up parks, sidewalks and trails and protect our waters.

Gloves, bags, pails, and hand sanitizer will be provided. Participants will receive a package of lake note cards (while supplies last) and be entered into a drawing for cash prizes.

Contact Lori Fisher 802 658 1414 or lorif@lakechamplaincommittee.org for more information

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